Prince Jan, St. Bernard
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It took some time toget the letter just right, then it was folded, placed in an envelope, sealed and stamped, and Jan walked with the captain to the letter-boxseveral blocks away.
When they were home again, the old man sat smoking his pipe and nodding, then he got up and wound the clock, for it was Saturday night. As he putthe key on top of the clock, he said, "Well, Jan, we'll have to hunt foranother job on Monday, but I don't think it will take long for us tofind something we can do. " Monday... morning people came for the dogs, and the captain patted each ofhis four-footed friends, before it went to its new home. A man from aranch brought an automobile, and into this the five dogs which had notyet found permanent homes were lifted. Then the captain took out hisworn pocketbook and counted money, which he handed to the rancher.
"Take good care of them for me, " said the old man, "and I'll pay fortheir food until we find homes for them all. " "All right, Smith, " the man answered, and then he drove away with theyelping dogs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It took some time toget the letter just right, then it was folded, placed in an envelope, sealed and stamped, and Jan walked with the captain to the letter-boxseveral blocks away.
When they were home again, the old man sat smoking his pipe and nodding, then he got up and wound the clock, for it was Saturday night. As he putthe key on top of the clock, he said, "Well, Jan, we'll have to hunt foranother job on Monday, but I don't think it will take long for us tofind something we can do. " Monday... morning people came for the dogs, and the captain patted each ofhis four-footed friends, before it went to its new home. A man from aranch brought an automobile, and into this the five dogs which had notyet found permanent homes were lifted. Then the captain took out hisworn pocketbook and counted money, which he handed to the rancher.
"Take good care of them for me, " said the old man, "and I'll pay fortheir food until we find homes for them all. " "All right, Smith, " the man answered, and then he drove away with theyelping dogs.
What to read after Prince Jan, St. Bernard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hooker Forrestine Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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