Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
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Only once did Billy pause in his work, and that was to ask: "Ma, what do you think I'd better name him?" Giving names was one of Mrs. Wiggs's chief accomplishments, andusually required much thoughtful consideration; but in this case ifthere was to be a christening it must be at once.
"I'd like a jography name, " suggested Billy, feeling that nothingwas too good to bestow upon his treasure.
Mrs. Wiggs stood with the soup dripping from her hands, andearnestly contemplated the horse. Babies, pigs,... goats, and puppieshad drawn largely on her supply of late, and geography namesespecially were scarce. Suddenly a thought struck her.
"I'll tell you what, Billy! We'll call him Cuby! It's a town Iheared 'em talkin' 'bout at the grocery. " By this time the tallow was melted, and Mrs. Wiggs carried it overby the horse, and put each of his hoofs into the hot liquid, whileBilly rubbed the legs with all the strength of his young arms.
"That's right, " she said; "now you run home an' git that piece ofcarpet by my bed, an' we'll kiver him up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only once did Billy pause in his work, and that was to ask: "Ma, what do you think I'd better name him?" Giving names was one of Mrs. Wiggs's chief accomplishments, andusually required much thoughtful consideration; but in this case ifthere was to be a christening it must be at once.
"I'd like a jography name, " suggested Billy, feeling that nothingwas too good to bestow upon his treasure.
Mrs. Wiggs stood with the soup dripping from her hands, andearnestly contemplated the horse. Babies, pigs,... goats, and puppieshad drawn largely on her supply of late, and geography namesespecially were scarce. Suddenly a thought struck her.
"I'll tell you what, Billy! We'll call him Cuby! It's a town Iheared 'em talkin' 'bout at the grocery. " By this time the tallow was melted, and Mrs. Wiggs carried it overby the horse, and put each of his hoofs into the hot liquid, whileBilly rubbed the legs with all the strength of his young arms.
"That's right, " she said; "now you run home an' git that piece ofcarpet by my bed, an' we'll kiver him up.
What to read after Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice Alice Caldwell Hegan to read onlineMoreLess
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