Rainbow Hill
Rainbow Hill
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" She sat down beside Rosemary who kept fast hold of Shirley lest shestart an exploring tour of her own.
"Where's the Kitty girl?" asked Shirley frankly.
As she spoke a stream of children poured out of the house--or it seemedlike a stream, though when they were counted they were but four. Eachand every one of them had light hair and blue eyes like Alec andLouisa, all were tanned and freckled and all were shouting madly. Theyoungest was a baby, the oldest a year or so older than Sarah. Twowere b...oys and two girls.
"Jim, Ken, Kitty and June, " said Alec glibly. "For goodness' sake, dokeep still, " he admonished the children. "Can't you see we havecompany?" Richard, who evidently felt at home, had gone on into the kitchen withthe pail of water and came out in time to hear Alec's remark.
"We're not company, " he said quickly. "We're neighbors. " Shirley, after staring a few seconds at Kitty, began to talk to her asthough she were an old friend. Sarah went over to look at the cow andJim and Ken followed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She sat down beside Rosemary who kept fast hold of Shirley lest shestart an exploring tour of her own.
"Where's the Kitty girl?" asked Shirley frankly.
As she spoke a stream of children poured out of the house--or it seemedlike a stream, though when they were counted they were but four. Eachand every one of them had light hair and blue eyes like Alec andLouisa, all were tanned and freckled and all were shouting madly. Theyoungest was a baby, the oldest a year or so older than Sarah. Twowere b...oys and two girls.
"Jim, Ken, Kitty and June, " said Alec glibly. "For goodness' sake, dokeep still, " he admonished the children. "Can't you see we havecompany?" Richard, who evidently felt at home, had gone on into the kitchen withthe pail of water and came out in time to hear Alec's remark.
"We're not company, " he said quickly. "We're neighbors. " Shirley, after staring a few seconds at Kitty, began to talk to her asthough she were an old friend. Sarah went over to look at the cow andJim and Ken followed her.
What to read after Rainbow Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Josephine to read onlineMoreLess
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