Peggy-Alone
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"Here's a note from Alene, " explained Laura, running her eyes over thesheet of tinted paper. "Of all the foolish things to do!" Ivy sat beside the kitchen table, writing a neat label for Mrs. Kump'sjar of jam. She glanced up at Laura.
"Well?" "Just listen! Mother, listen to this!" "Laura Dear:-- Good luck! Uncle Fred gave me two dollars to buy something for Mrs. Kump. Didn't have time to consult you or Ivy but I know you will bepleased! It's on top of the hamper. Be sure and look at it.
Good-b...ye! "Alene D. " "Candy! Let's look at it!" Laura, still wearing a look of disgust, opened the package, displayinga box of pale blue and silver tied with narrow ribbons, which after acareful untying and lifting of the lid disclosed a splendor oflace-work and tinsel-paper, over layer upon layer of bon bons andcandied fruit, with a cute little silver tongs.
"Delicious! And what a beautiful box!" "It's certainly very fine!" "But for old Mrs. Kump!" cried Laura. "The money or somethingsubstantial would do so much better!" "There's plenty of substantials in Alene's hamper, " said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Here's a note from Alene, " explained Laura, running her eyes over thesheet of tinted paper. "Of all the foolish things to do!" Ivy sat beside the kitchen table, writing a neat label for Mrs. Kump'sjar of jam. She glanced up at Laura.
"Well?" "Just listen! Mother, listen to this!" "Laura Dear:-- Good luck! Uncle Fred gave me two dollars to buy something for Mrs. Kump. Didn't have time to consult you or Ivy but I know you will bepleased! It's on top of the hamper. Be sure and look at it.
Good-b...ye! "Alene D. " "Candy! Let's look at it!" Laura, still wearing a look of disgust, opened the package, displayinga box of pale blue and silver tied with narrow ribbons, which after acareful untying and lifting of the lid disclosed a splendor oflace-work and tinsel-paper, over layer upon layer of bon bons andcandied fruit, with a cute little silver tongs.
"Delicious! And what a beautiful box!" "It's certainly very fine!" "But for old Mrs. Kump!" cried Laura. "The money or somethingsubstantial would do so much better!" "There's plenty of substantials in Alene's hamper, " said Mrs.
What to read after Peggy-Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byrne Mary Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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