Mr. Stubbs's Brother
Mr. Stubbs's Brother
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But I'm glad you had pluckenough to run away, Toby, for a life like this hain't no fit one forboys. " "And I was glad to get back to Uncle Dan'l, " said Toby, with a greatdeal of emphasis. "I wouldn't go away without he wanted me to, if Icould go with a circus seven times as large as this. Do you supposeyoung Stubbs would act bad if I was to take him for a walk?" "Who?" asked Ben, looking down at the crowd of boys with no slight showof perplexity.
"Mr. Stubbs's brother, " and Toby motioned to t...he door of the cage. "I'dlike to take him up in my arms, 'cause it would seem so much like itused to before his brother died. " Ben was seized with one of the very worst laughing spasms Toby had everseen, and there was every danger that he would roll off the seat beforehe could control himself; but he did recover after a time, and as thepurple hue slowly receded from his face, he said: "I'll tell you what we'll do, Toby. You come to the tent when theafternoon performance is over, an' I'll fix it so's you shall see Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I'm glad you had pluckenough to run away, Toby, for a life like this hain't no fit one forboys. " "And I was glad to get back to Uncle Dan'l, " said Toby, with a greatdeal of emphasis. "I wouldn't go away without he wanted me to, if Icould go with a circus seven times as large as this. Do you supposeyoung Stubbs would act bad if I was to take him for a walk?" "Who?" asked Ben, looking down at the crowd of boys with no slight showof perplexity.
"Mr. Stubbs's brother, " and Toby motioned to t...he door of the cage. "I'dlike to take him up in my arms, 'cause it would seem so much like itused to before his brother died. " Ben was seized with one of the very worst laughing spasms Toby had everseen, and there was every danger that he would roll off the seat beforehe could control himself; but he did recover after a time, and as thepurple hue slowly receded from his face, he said: "I'll tell you what we'll do, Toby. You come to the tent when theafternoon performance is over, an' I'll fix it so's you shall see Mr.
What to read after Mr. Stubbs's Brother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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