My Doggie And I
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"Never mind, papa. Just go to the bank and they'll give you as much asyou want. " "More pooding!" demanded Master Job. The pleasant-faced domestichesitated.
"Oh! give it him. Act the banker on this occasion, and give him as muchas he wants, " said the doctor.
"Good papa!" exclaimed the overjoyed Jenny; "how I wis' we had a houseon fire every night!" Even Dolly crowed with delight at this, as if she really appreciated theidea, and continued her own supper with increased fervour.
Thus did that re...markable family spend the small hours of that morning, while their home was being burned to ashes.
CHAPTER SEVEN.
MY CIRCUMSTANCES BEGIN TO BRIGHTEN.
"Robin, " said old Mrs Willis from her bed, in the wheeziest of voices.
"Who's Robin, granny?" demanded young Slidder, in some surprise, lookingover his shoulder as he stooped at the fire to stir a pan of gruel.
"You are Robin, " returned the old lady following up the remark with afeeble sneeze. "I can't stand Slidder. It is such an ugly name. Besides, you ought to have a Christian name, child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Never mind, papa. Just go to the bank and they'll give you as much asyou want. " "More pooding!" demanded Master Job. The pleasant-faced domestichesitated.
"Oh! give it him. Act the banker on this occasion, and give him as muchas he wants, " said the doctor.
"Good papa!" exclaimed the overjoyed Jenny; "how I wis' we had a houseon fire every night!" Even Dolly crowed with delight at this, as if she really appreciated theidea, and continued her own supper with increased fervour.
Thus did that re...markable family spend the small hours of that morning, while their home was being burned to ashes.
CHAPTER SEVEN.
MY CIRCUMSTANCES BEGIN TO BRIGHTEN.
"Robin, " said old Mrs Willis from her bed, in the wheeziest of voices.
"Who's Robin, granny?" demanded young Slidder, in some surprise, lookingover his shoulder as he stooped at the fire to stir a pan of gruel.
"You are Robin, " returned the old lady following up the remark with afeeble sneeze. "I can't stand Slidder. It is such an ugly name. Besides, you ought to have a Christian name, child.
What to read after My Doggie And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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