Spanish Gold
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He knocked the ashes out of his pipe and put it in his pocket. He picked up a few pebbles and flung them cheerfully into the sea. Then he rose and walked back to Mrs. O'Flaherty's cot- tage.
The churning was over. Mrs. O'Flaherty was work- ing the butter with her hands at the table. Mary Kate still sat with the baby on her knee.
" Good-evening to you, Mrs. O'Flaherty, " said Mel- don.
" Is it yourself again ? Faith, I thought you were gone for to-day anyway. " " I looked in again to see if Mich...ael Pat was all right after the shaking I gave him. Would you sooner be churning the butter or churning the baby, Mrs. O'Flaherty? Or would you rather be taking them in turns the way we did this afternoon? I see you've got him asleep there, Mary Kate. Just put him into the cradle now and he'll be all right. " " Mind, but he'll wake on you, " said Mrs. O'Flaherty, " and me in the middle of squeezing the butter. " " He will not. Do you think I don't know when a baby's asleep? You wouldn't wake him now if you put him into the churn head first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knocked the ashes out of his pipe and put it in his pocket. He picked up a few pebbles and flung them cheerfully into the sea. Then he rose and walked back to Mrs. O'Flaherty's cot- tage.
The churning was over. Mrs. O'Flaherty was work- ing the butter with her hands at the table. Mary Kate still sat with the baby on her knee.
" Good-evening to you, Mrs. O'Flaherty, " said Mel- don.
" Is it yourself again ? Faith, I thought you were gone for to-day anyway. " " I looked in again to see if Mich...ael Pat was all right after the shaking I gave him. Would you sooner be churning the butter or churning the baby, Mrs. O'Flaherty? Or would you rather be taking them in turns the way we did this afternoon? I see you've got him asleep there, Mary Kate. Just put him into the cradle now and he'll be all right. " " Mind, but he'll wake on you, " said Mrs. O'Flaherty, " and me in the middle of squeezing the butter. " " He will not. Do you think I don't know when a baby's asleep? You wouldn't wake him now if you put him into the churn head first.
What to read after Spanish Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birmingham George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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