Racketty-Packetty House
Racketty-Packetty House
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She's always looking at it. Shewatches us as much as we watch her, and I have seen her gigglingand giggling when we were having fun. Yesterday when I chased LadyMeg and Lady Peg and Lady Kilmanskeg round and round the front ofthe house and turned summersaults every five steps, she laugheduntil she had to stuff her handkerchief into her mouth. When wejoined hands and danced and laughed until we fell in heaps Ithought she was going to have a kind of rosy-dimpled, lovely littlefit, she giggled so.... If I run down the side of the house on thisrope ladder it will attract her attention and then I shall begin todo things. " He ran down the ladder and that very minute they saw Lady Patsy ather window give a start and lean forward to look. They all crowdedround their window and chuckled and chuckled as they watched him.
[Transcriber's Note: See picture chuckled. Jpg] He turned three stately summersaults and stood on his feet and madea cheerful bow. The Racketty-Packettys saw Lady Patsy begin togiggle that minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's always looking at it. Shewatches us as much as we watch her, and I have seen her gigglingand giggling when we were having fun. Yesterday when I chased LadyMeg and Lady Peg and Lady Kilmanskeg round and round the front ofthe house and turned summersaults every five steps, she laugheduntil she had to stuff her handkerchief into her mouth. When wejoined hands and danced and laughed until we fell in heaps Ithought she was going to have a kind of rosy-dimpled, lovely littlefit, she giggled so.... If I run down the side of the house on thisrope ladder it will attract her attention and then I shall begin todo things. " He ran down the ladder and that very minute they saw Lady Patsy ather window give a start and lean forward to look. They all crowdedround their window and chuckled and chuckled as they watched him.
[Transcriber's Note: See picture chuckled. Jpg] He turned three stately summersaults and stood on his feet and madea cheerful bow. The Racketty-Packettys saw Lady Patsy begin togiggle that minute.
What to read after Racketty-Packetty House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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