Our Phil And Other Stories
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" " I don't know, mother, I 'm sure. I 'm awfully sorry. I meant to put it back di- rectly. " " That is the last we know of it, then, " said father ; " on the table under the mir- AUNT ROSY'S CHEST. 75 ror, a year ago ! It seems rathe r^hopeless, for a person who would keep it all this time would scarcely give it up now. " The next thing was to question the ser- vants, but all professed their entire igno- rance of the matter. Aunt Rosy and Dick, Aunt Dolly and Black Ann, had all lived in the ho...use for years. The only people at all new were Sancho, and Clarissa, who helped Aunt Dolly in the kitchen ; and so the suspicion seemed to rest between those two ; but Clarissa's work never called her into our part of the house, whereas Sank was the last person seen near the lost badge, so the range of possibility narrowed more and more, till everybody was per- suaded that Sank was the culprit, except Aunt Rosy. Mother had sent her to talk with him about it, thinking she might win his confidence by her placid, coaxing ways ; but when the conference was over, Aunt Rosy declared her belief in his innocence, and always held to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I don't know, mother, I 'm sure. I 'm awfully sorry. I meant to put it back di- rectly. " " That is the last we know of it, then, " said father ; " on the table under the mir- AUNT ROSY'S CHEST. 75 ror, a year ago ! It seems rathe r^hopeless, for a person who would keep it all this time would scarcely give it up now. " The next thing was to question the ser- vants, but all professed their entire igno- rance of the matter. Aunt Rosy and Dick, Aunt Dolly and Black Ann, had all lived in the ho...use for years. The only people at all new were Sancho, and Clarissa, who helped Aunt Dolly in the kitchen ; and so the suspicion seemed to rest between those two ; but Clarissa's work never called her into our part of the house, whereas Sank was the last person seen near the lost badge, so the range of possibility narrowed more and more, till everybody was per- suaded that Sank was the culprit, except Aunt Rosy. Mother had sent her to talk with him about it, thinking she might win his confidence by her placid, coaxing ways ; but when the conference was over, Aunt Rosy declared her belief in his innocence, and always held to it.
What to read after Our Phil And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Floyd Dana to read onlineMoreLess
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