Some Adventures of Jack Jill
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And mamma was not at home to give us anything, as we knew she would have. And, on account of buying things to take to our old Queerie No. 2, all 225 Some Adventures of Jack and Jill our pocket money was gone except just three cents which we had. We couldn't ask Nana Joan for money, for we knew she would never rest until she found out everything. And then goodbye to that poor starved Wheelbarrow Gang boy. For Nana Joan is such a most respectable person, as she always says, that she would never h...elp a prisoner.
Well, at last we hit upon a plan.
"You go in the kitchen and brace Nessa for some bread and butter--much as you can get, " says Jack. "And anything else she will give you. I'll carry a small armful of tops to Tony now, then slide out and buy all I can for our three cents. Then slide in again under here for the rest of the tops, you know. And you come, too, with whatever you've found. We'll be a foraging party. But don't you go back there to that fellow with the food until I come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And mamma was not at home to give us anything, as we knew she would have. And, on account of buying things to take to our old Queerie No. 2, all 225 Some Adventures of Jack and Jill our pocket money was gone except just three cents which we had. We couldn't ask Nana Joan for money, for we knew she would never rest until she found out everything. And then goodbye to that poor starved Wheelbarrow Gang boy. For Nana Joan is such a most respectable person, as she always says, that she would never h...elp a prisoner.
Well, at last we hit upon a plan.
"You go in the kitchen and brace Nessa for some bread and butter--much as you can get, " says Jack. "And anything else she will give you. I'll carry a small armful of tops to Tony now, then slide out and buy all I can for our three cents. Then slide in again under here for the rest of the tops, you know. And you come, too, with whatever you've found. We'll be a foraging party. But don't you go back there to that fellow with the food until I come.
What to read after Some Adventures of Jack Jill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Yechton to read onlineMoreLess
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