Our Boys Stories Poems And Sketches
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I like what you said about Venice. My doll has broke her arm, and the sawdust came out. Papa will mend it. Did you see the big lion with wings ? Winnie put it near the stove, and her eye melted out. I have got a kit- ten with a bell on her neck. She drinks milk; when are you coming home ? I should be afraid of losing all my playthings, if I lived in Venice. Could my kit- ten live in Venice ? Old Billy is lame. Papa won't whip him, and he won't go fast. I put my houses in the bath-tub, and all t...he paint came off. Does the paint come off in Venice? My doll is sick. Mamma sends her love, and I send a kiss ; it has got the mea- sles. Good-bye. BESSIE.
73 TOWZER.
TOWZER.
LITTLE ALICE, with her pitcher, Dainty, fair, and sweet, Stands with slender arms uplifted, And small naked feet.
"Alice, Alice, " growled old Towzer, " Let me drink, I pray. " Little Alice, with her pitcher, Turned her head away.
Don't you see, you queer old Towzer, Those sweet ruby lips, How they bend to meet the pitcher With small dainty sips ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I like what you said about Venice. My doll has broke her arm, and the sawdust came out. Papa will mend it. Did you see the big lion with wings ? Winnie put it near the stove, and her eye melted out. I have got a kit- ten with a bell on her neck. She drinks milk; when are you coming home ? I should be afraid of losing all my playthings, if I lived in Venice. Could my kit- ten live in Venice ? Old Billy is lame. Papa won't whip him, and he won't go fast. I put my houses in the bath-tub, and all t...he paint came off. Does the paint come off in Venice? My doll is sick. Mamma sends her love, and I send a kiss ; it has got the mea- sles. Good-bye. BESSIE.
73 TOWZER.
TOWZER.
LITTLE ALICE, with her pitcher, Dainty, fair, and sweet, Stands with slender arms uplifted, And small naked feet.
"Alice, Alice, " growled old Towzer, " Let me drink, I pray. " Little Alice, with her pitcher, Turned her head away.
Don't you see, you queer old Towzer, Those sweet ruby lips, How they bend to meet the pitcher With small dainty sips ?
What to read after Our Boys Stories Poems And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas W Handford to read onlineMoreLess
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