Patty's Friends
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What do you think I am?" Patty looked him squarely in the eye. Her chance had come, and she didnot flinch.
"I think, " she said, looking steadfastly at him, "I think you're anobstinate, stubborn, selfish, cruel old--Pighead!" She confessed, afterward, that at that moment she fully expected theirate old man to strike her. But he did not. Instead, he looked at herjust a moment in amazement, and then burst into peals of laughter.
Surprised beyond measure, but unable to resist the infectious merrim...ent, Patty laughed too.
"Oh, Miss Yankee Doodle, " said Sir Otho, wiping his eyes, "you are mostastonishing. The strange part is, you are quite right. I _am_ a stubbornold Pighead, but how did you know it? Do I wear my heart on my sleeve tothat extent?" "Have you a heart?" asked Patty, so gravely that Sir Otho again roaredwith laughter.
"And yet, " said Patty, thoughtfully, seeing that frankness pleased theold man, "and yet, no one with such a sense of humour as you seem to havecan be wholly bad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you think I am?" Patty looked him squarely in the eye. Her chance had come, and she didnot flinch.
"I think, " she said, looking steadfastly at him, "I think you're anobstinate, stubborn, selfish, cruel old--Pighead!" She confessed, afterward, that at that moment she fully expected theirate old man to strike her. But he did not. Instead, he looked at herjust a moment in amazement, and then burst into peals of laughter.
Surprised beyond measure, but unable to resist the infectious merrim...ent, Patty laughed too.
"Oh, Miss Yankee Doodle, " said Sir Otho, wiping his eyes, "you are mostastonishing. The strange part is, you are quite right. I _am_ a stubbornold Pighead, but how did you know it? Do I wear my heart on my sleeve tothat extent?" "Have you a heart?" asked Patty, so gravely that Sir Otho again roaredwith laughter.
"And yet, " said Patty, thoughtfully, seeing that frankness pleased theold man, "and yet, no one with such a sense of humour as you seem to havecan be wholly bad.
What to read after Patty's Friends?
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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