Running to Waste the Story of a Tomboy
Running to Waste the Story of a Tomboy
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" He took it from its place, put it in Becky s hands, and resumed his seat, watching the girl with a lively interest, for cricket was a passion with him age could not smother. Becky took the bat and handled it like a true cricketer, placing herself in graceful positions, to display her knowledge of its use.
44 Now, if we only had a ball ! " 44 If we had ! We have, " said Mr. Woodfern, opening a drawer in his table, and producing a cricket ball. 44 Now, what next?" 44 Bowl me a ball, and you sha...ll see, " replied Becky, placing herself before an imaginary wicket.
PUNNING TO WASTE. 203 The sight of a cricketer in position was enough to excite the enthusiastic sportsman; and when Becky shouted, " Play ! " without* a moment s thought he bowled a swift ball. Becky struck quick and hard ; it flew across the room, into the work-shop, and struck a glass globe. There was a crash, and the imprisoned water poured on to the head of the youngest wood pecker in a miniature deluge. He sprang up, shouting, " Help, help !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He took it from its place, put it in Becky s hands, and resumed his seat, watching the girl with a lively interest, for cricket was a passion with him age could not smother. Becky took the bat and handled it like a true cricketer, placing herself in graceful positions, to display her knowledge of its use.
44 Now, if we only had a ball ! " 44 If we had ! We have, " said Mr. Woodfern, opening a drawer in his table, and producing a cricket ball. 44 Now, what next?" 44 Bowl me a ball, and you sha...ll see, " replied Becky, placing herself before an imaginary wicket.
PUNNING TO WASTE. 203 The sight of a cricketer in position was enough to excite the enthusiastic sportsman; and when Becky shouted, " Play ! " without* a moment s thought he bowled a swift ball. Becky struck quick and hard ; it flew across the room, into the work-shop, and struck a glass globe. There was a crash, and the imprisoned water poured on to the head of the youngest wood pecker in a miniature deluge. He sprang up, shouting, " Help, help !
What to read after Running to Waste the Story of a Tomboy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, George Melville, 1832-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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