Patty And Azalea
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I'll lay this aside until I can find out aboutit. But if it's as valuable as I think it is, you mustn't give it toVanity Fair, --or to anybody. 1636! My!" Azalea looked a little crestfallen. Instead of being glad at theunexpected value ascribed to her gift, she seemed decidedly put outabout it. She strolled round by Patty's booth. That enterprising youngmatron had caused to be built for her use a little child's playhouse. Itwas just large enough for half a dozen children, and would perhaps hold...nearly as many grown people. But it had a good-sized verandah and onthis were tables piled with the loveliest fairy-like gossamer garmentsand comforts for tiny mites of humanity. Such exquisite blankets andafghans and tufted silk coverlets and such dainty frocks and caps andlittle coats and everything an infant could possibly use, from basketsto bibs and from pillows to porringers.
And dolls, --soft, cotton or woolly dolls for little babies to play with, and soft, cuddly bears and lambs. Rattles, of course, and bath-tub toys, and all sorts of infants' novelties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll lay this aside until I can find out aboutit. But if it's as valuable as I think it is, you mustn't give it toVanity Fair, --or to anybody. 1636! My!" Azalea looked a little crestfallen. Instead of being glad at theunexpected value ascribed to her gift, she seemed decidedly put outabout it. She strolled round by Patty's booth. That enterprising youngmatron had caused to be built for her use a little child's playhouse. Itwas just large enough for half a dozen children, and would perhaps hold...nearly as many grown people. But it had a good-sized verandah and onthis were tables piled with the loveliest fairy-like gossamer garmentsand comforts for tiny mites of humanity. Such exquisite blankets andafghans and tufted silk coverlets and such dainty frocks and caps andlittle coats and everything an infant could possibly use, from basketsto bibs and from pillows to porringers.
And dolls, --soft, cotton or woolly dolls for little babies to play with, and soft, cuddly bears and lambs. Rattles, of course, and bath-tub toys, and all sorts of infants' novelties.
What to read after Patty And Azalea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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