Our Home And Personal Duty
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A Visit to the Bakery Soon they came to a big square building that seemed to be all windows, blazing with light. Over the door was a sign which read: THE SPOTLESS BAKERY 101 The children had often seen the building be- fore but had never been inside.
They entered and their father asked to see the manager. Soon he came bustling in a round smiling little man, dressed in a spotless white suit.
"Good evening, Mr. Duwell, " he said, shak- ing hands.
"Good evening, Mr. Baker/' replied Mr. Duwell. "Th...is is Ruth, and this is Wallace. They want to see how bread is baked, if you are not too busy for visitors. " "I shall be delighted to show you, " said Mr. Baker, smiling and shaking hands with both children; "this way, please. " Up a narrow winding stair they climbed to the sifting room on the fourth floor.
"Every bit of flour starts on its journey through these sifters, " said the manager, point- ing to a row of box-like sifting machines.
On the floor stood a huge pile of bags of flour. "Each one of these bags holds one hun- dred and forty pounds, " he explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Visit to the Bakery Soon they came to a big square building that seemed to be all windows, blazing with light. Over the door was a sign which read: THE SPOTLESS BAKERY 101 The children had often seen the building be- fore but had never been inside.
They entered and their father asked to see the manager. Soon he came bustling in a round smiling little man, dressed in a spotless white suit.
"Good evening, Mr. Duwell, " he said, shak- ing hands.
"Good evening, Mr. Baker/' replied Mr. Duwell. "Th...is is Ruth, and this is Wallace. They want to see how bread is baked, if you are not too busy for visitors. " "I shall be delighted to show you, " said Mr. Baker, smiling and shaking hands with both children; "this way, please. " Up a narrow winding stair they climbed to the sifting room on the fourth floor.
"Every bit of flour starts on its journey through these sifters, " said the manager, point- ing to a row of box-like sifting machines.
On the floor stood a huge pile of bags of flour. "Each one of these bags holds one hun- dred and forty pounds, " he explained.
What to read after Our Home And Personal Duty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Eayre Fryer to read onlineMoreLess
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