Pat of Silver Bush
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It was what Uncle Tom called a “double-barrelled party” … girls and boys of Winnie’s and Joe’s age for Elma Madison and young fry from ten to twelve for Kathleen. Sid pretended to hate the whole thing and vowed he wouldn’t go till the last minute when he suddenly changed his mind … perhaps because Winnie twitted him with sulking because May Binnie wasn’t invited.
“Sure and ye wudn’t be expicting she wud be,” said Judy loftily. “Since whin have the Binnies set themselves up for the aquals av the ...Gardiners … or aven av the Madisons I’m asking ye.”
Pat was very glad when Sid decided to go for Bets was laid up with a sore throat and Jingle, though invited, couldn’t or wouldn’t go because his only decent suit of clothes had become absurdly tight for him. He had hoped that his mother might send him money for a new suit at Christmas but Christmas had passed as usual without present or letter.
“It’s lovely to be nearly eleven,” Pat was exulting to Judy. “I’m almost one of the big girls now.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was what Uncle Tom called a “double-barrelled party” … girls and boys of Winnie’s and Joe’s age for Elma Madison and young fry from ten to twelve for Kathleen. Sid pretended to hate the whole thing and vowed he wouldn’t go till the last minute when he suddenly changed his mind … perhaps because Winnie twitted him with sulking because May Binnie wasn’t invited.
“Sure and ye wudn’t be expicting she wud be,” said Judy loftily. “Since whin have the Binnies set themselves up for the aquals av the ...Gardiners … or aven av the Madisons I’m asking ye.”
Pat was very glad when Sid decided to go for Bets was laid up with a sore throat and Jingle, though invited, couldn’t or wouldn’t go because his only decent suit of clothes had become absurdly tight for him. He had hoped that his mother might send him money for a new suit at Christmas but Christmas had passed as usual without present or letter.
“It’s lovely to be nearly eleven,” Pat was exulting to Judy. “I’m almost one of the big girls now.”
What to read after Pat of Silver Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Maud Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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