Old Friends And New
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" said Miss Catherine kindly, " did 3'ou come of an errand? " "I wanted to ask yovL something," said the child, following her into the sitting-room, and taking the chair next the door with a shy smile that had something appealing about it. "I came to ask 3'ou if 3'ou want a girl this summer." " Why, no, I never keep help," said Miss Spring. " There is a woman who comes Mon- daj's and Tuesda3's, and other da3's when I need her. Who is it that wants to come ? ' ' "It's only me," said the child. "...I'm smaH of m}' age ; but I'm past ten, and I can work real smart about house." A great cloud of disap
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Miss Catherine kindly, " did 3'ou come of an errand? " "I wanted to ask yovL something," said the child, following her into the sitting-room, and taking the chair next the door with a shy smile that had something appealing about it. "I came to ask 3'ou if 3'ou want a girl this summer." " Why, no, I never keep help," said Miss Spring. " There is a woman who comes Mon- daj's and Tuesda3's, and other da3's when I need her. Who is it that wants to come ? ' ' "It's only me," said the child. "...I'm smaH of m}' age ; but I'm past ten, and I can work real smart about house." A great cloud of disap
What to read after Old Friends And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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