Princess Sukey the Story of a Pigeon And Her Human Friends
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Mr. Folsom, in his delight, had come to Riverport, and had had a three-days' visit at the Judge's and many long conversations with Dallas. The Judge could not but acknowledge that Dallas was in part a changed boy. He could not expect him to make himself over all at once, but the lad was certainly more sincere. He was still polite, exceedingly polite, but he did not bore himself and other people by doing things that were against his nature.
For instance, he had given up his ceaseless com- panion...ship of Titus. The two went their respective ways. They did not quarrel, neither did they har- monize and to the Judge's amusement they even went to school at separate times.
If there was a question of championship Titus was at Dallas' side, and one day the Judge did hear a species of altercation between the two boys an altercation that had ended in a reconciliation. Titus had Dallas penned in a corner out in the garden under the Judge's study balcony.
"Look here, if you don't try to drop your blamed HlGBY AND THE OWLS 165 old English accent I'll stop fighting for you, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Folsom, in his delight, had come to Riverport, and had had a three-days' visit at the Judge's and many long conversations with Dallas. The Judge could not but acknowledge that Dallas was in part a changed boy. He could not expect him to make himself over all at once, but the lad was certainly more sincere. He was still polite, exceedingly polite, but he did not bore himself and other people by doing things that were against his nature.
For instance, he had given up his ceaseless com- panion...ship of Titus. The two went their respective ways. They did not quarrel, neither did they har- monize and to the Judge's amusement they even went to school at separate times.
If there was a question of championship Titus was at Dallas' side, and one day the Judge did hear a species of altercation between the two boys an altercation that had ended in a reconciliation. Titus had Dallas penned in a corner out in the garden under the Judge's study balcony.
"Look here, if you don't try to drop your blamed HlGBY AND THE OWLS 165 old English accent I'll stop fighting for you, " he said.
What to read after Princess Sukey the Story of a Pigeon And Her Human Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saunders Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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