Peggy in Her Blue Frock
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Farrell.
Alice looked pleased at being called a "little dear, " but Peggy was allthe more sure that Mrs. Farrell would not care for the geography game.
"I just wanted to see Mr. Farrell a minute, " she said.
"He is at dinner. Can't you give me the message?" "I don't think I could, " said Peggy. "It is very important, and it isnot easy to remember all of it. We'll not keep him a minute--truly, wewon't. " "I guess I can remember the message if you can. " "It is about a hen and a rooster that Miss... Betsy Porter wants him tocall for to send down to our house--only mother wants our hen-housefixed first. " How bald it seemed put in this way! If only she could have seen oldMichael himself, how differently she would have worded the message!
"It isn't very hard to remember that message, dearie, " said Mrs. Farrell, in her cooing voice.
Peggy hated to have her call her "dearie. " Half the pleasure in herpurchase would be gone if she could not see old Michael. Suddenly, shehad a bright idea. She ran around the side of the house to the kitchenwindow and waved her hand to old Michael.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Farrell.
Alice looked pleased at being called a "little dear, " but Peggy was allthe more sure that Mrs. Farrell would not care for the geography game.
"I just wanted to see Mr. Farrell a minute, " she said.
"He is at dinner. Can't you give me the message?" "I don't think I could, " said Peggy. "It is very important, and it isnot easy to remember all of it. We'll not keep him a minute--truly, wewon't. " "I guess I can remember the message if you can. " "It is about a hen and a rooster that Miss... Betsy Porter wants him tocall for to send down to our house--only mother wants our hen-housefixed first. " How bald it seemed put in this way! If only she could have seen oldMichael himself, how differently she would have worded the message!
"It isn't very hard to remember that message, dearie, " said Mrs. Farrell, in her cooing voice.
Peggy hated to have her call her "dearie. " Half the pleasure in herpurchase would be gone if she could not see old Michael. Suddenly, shehad a bright idea. She ran around the side of the house to the kitchenwindow and waved her hand to old Michael.
What to read after Peggy in Her Blue Frock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Eliza Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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