Rollo's Museum
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His father was very glad thatit was found, and told Rollo to carry it to Dorothy. Dorothy was veryglad, too, for she was very sorry to have Rollo lose his own wallet, orhis father lose his money. So she gave him back his wallet, and hereplaced it in his desk where it was before, after giving his fatherback his money.
CONFUSION.
Rollo explained his plan of collecting a museum of curiosities to hiscousins Lucy and James, and to his sister Mary, who was a good dealolder than he was. He also inform...ed Henry, a playmate of his, who livednot a great way from his father's house. All the children took a greatdeal of interest in the scheme, and promised to help him collect thecuriosities.
At length, after a few days, Rollo, to his great joy, observed oneevening signs of an approaching storm. The wind sighed through thetrees, and thick, hazy clouds spread themselves over the sky.
"Don't you think it is going to rain?" said Rollo to his father, as hecame in to tea.
"I don't know, " said his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His father was very glad thatit was found, and told Rollo to carry it to Dorothy. Dorothy was veryglad, too, for she was very sorry to have Rollo lose his own wallet, orhis father lose his money. So she gave him back his wallet, and hereplaced it in his desk where it was before, after giving his fatherback his money.
CONFUSION.
Rollo explained his plan of collecting a museum of curiosities to hiscousins Lucy and James, and to his sister Mary, who was a good dealolder than he was. He also inform...ed Henry, a playmate of his, who livednot a great way from his father's house. All the children took a greatdeal of interest in the scheme, and promised to help him collect thecuriosities.
At length, after a few days, Rollo, to his great joy, observed oneevening signs of an approaching storm. The wind sighed through thetrees, and thick, hazy clouds spread themselves over the sky.
"Don't you think it is going to rain?" said Rollo to his father, as hecame in to tea.
"I don't know, " said his father.
What to read after Rollo's Museum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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