"some Say"
"some Say"
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Whose little boys areyou?" she added, as the children, in wondering delight, timidly brokeoff a blossom or two. "Mis' Green's, over to the Corners! Now I wantto know! have you grown so 't I didn't know you? and how's yourmother? Jest wait half a minute, and I'll send her a little posy. There's some other things besides roses, perhaps she'd like to have afew of. " She darted out, and filled the boys' hands with pinks and mignonette, pansies and geraniums.
It was not a large garden, this of Anne ...Peace's, but every inch ofspace was made the most of. The little square and oblong beds layclose to the fence, and from tulip-time to the coming of frost theywere ablaze with flowers. Nothing was allowed to straggle, or to takeup more than its share of room. The roses were tied firmly to theirneat green stakes; the crown-imperials nodded over a spot of groundbarely large enough to hold their magnificence; while the phlox andsweet-william actually had to fight for their standing-room.
It was a pleasant sight, at all odd times of the day, to see MissPeace bending over her flowers, snipping off dead leaves, pruning, andtending, all with loving care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose little boys areyou?" she added, as the children, in wondering delight, timidly brokeoff a blossom or two. "Mis' Green's, over to the Corners! Now I wantto know! have you grown so 't I didn't know you? and how's yourmother? Jest wait half a minute, and I'll send her a little posy. There's some other things besides roses, perhaps she'd like to have afew of. " She darted out, and filled the boys' hands with pinks and mignonette, pansies and geraniums.
It was not a large garden, this of Anne ...Peace's, but every inch ofspace was made the most of. The little square and oblong beds layclose to the fence, and from tulip-time to the coming of frost theywere ablaze with flowers. Nothing was allowed to straggle, or to takeup more than its share of room. The roses were tied firmly to theirneat green stakes; the crown-imperials nodded over a spot of groundbarely large enough to hold their magnificence; while the phlox andsweet-william actually had to fight for their standing-room.
It was a pleasant sight, at all odd times of the day, to see MissPeace bending over her flowers, snipping off dead leaves, pruning, andtending, all with loving care.
What to read after "some Say"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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