Six Little Bunkers At Aunt Jo's
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We couldn't help it, and these are our old clothes, anyhow. " Just then the little dog scrambled out on the far side of the hole, andAlexis, with a bark, sprang after him.
"Oh, stop him, William!" cried Laddie. "Stop him! Alexis will bite thelittle dog all to pieces. " "No, he won't do that, " replied the chauffeur. "The two dogs are goodfriends. The little one lives down the street a way, and he and Alexisoften play together this way, and race all over the yard. But I neversaw 'em go into a mu...d-puddle before. Say, but you two youngsters aresights! Look at the mud!" He had shut off the water by this time, and come back to the hole. Meanwhile Alexis was rolling on the grass, letting the little dogpretend to bite his ears.
"The mud'll brush off, " said Russ.
"These are our old clothes, " added his brother.
"Well, that's a good thing, " said the chauffeur. "We're all in the sameboat, I guess. But don't dig any more holes in the yard, and don't playwith the hose unless your aunt says you may.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We couldn't help it, and these are our old clothes, anyhow. " Just then the little dog scrambled out on the far side of the hole, andAlexis, with a bark, sprang after him.
"Oh, stop him, William!" cried Laddie. "Stop him! Alexis will bite thelittle dog all to pieces. " "No, he won't do that, " replied the chauffeur. "The two dogs are goodfriends. The little one lives down the street a way, and he and Alexisoften play together this way, and race all over the yard. But I neversaw 'em go into a mu...d-puddle before. Say, but you two youngsters aresights! Look at the mud!" He had shut off the water by this time, and come back to the hole. Meanwhile Alexis was rolling on the grass, letting the little dogpretend to bite his ears.
"The mud'll brush off, " said Russ.
"These are our old clothes, " added his brother.
"Well, that's a good thing, " said the chauffeur. "We're all in the sameboat, I guess. But don't dig any more holes in the yard, and don't playwith the hose unless your aunt says you may.
What to read after Six Little Bunkers At Aunt Jo's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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