Sunny Boy in the Country
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Sunny Boy might have feltbad over the loss of his kite--indeed he watched it out of sight--but ifhe meant to cry the sound of the bell changed his mind. Instead, he ranup to the house as fast as he could go, and found Mother and Grandmawaiting for him.
"Did you miss us?" asked his mother. "We knew you were having a goodtime, dear. Grandma has brought you a lolly-pop. What have you been doingto get so sun-burned?" "Flying kites, " stated Sunny Boy. "Thank you, Grandma. We found bunniesdown in th...e field. " Grandpa came on the porch then, his glasses pushed up on his forehead.
"Mary, Olive, have either of you seen anything of those two five hundreddollar bonds I had on my desk?" he said anxiously. "They were there thismorning, and when I came in from the mowing I couldn't find them. Haveeither of you used my desk?" "No, Father, " said Mrs. Horton.
"No, Arthur, " said Grandma. "I'm sure Araminta hasn't been near the desk, either. Sunny, you weren't in the sitting room this morning, were you?" "Yes, I was, " chirped Sunny Boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sunny Boy might have feltbad over the loss of his kite--indeed he watched it out of sight--but ifhe meant to cry the sound of the bell changed his mind. Instead, he ranup to the house as fast as he could go, and found Mother and Grandmawaiting for him.
"Did you miss us?" asked his mother. "We knew you were having a goodtime, dear. Grandma has brought you a lolly-pop. What have you been doingto get so sun-burned?" "Flying kites, " stated Sunny Boy. "Thank you, Grandma. We found bunniesdown in th...e field. " Grandpa came on the porch then, his glasses pushed up on his forehead.
"Mary, Olive, have either of you seen anything of those two five hundreddollar bonds I had on my desk?" he said anxiously. "They were there thismorning, and when I came in from the mowing I couldn't find them. Haveeither of you used my desk?" "No, Father, " said Mrs. Horton.
"No, Arthur, " said Grandma. "I'm sure Araminta hasn't been near the desk, either. Sunny, you weren't in the sitting room this morning, were you?" "Yes, I was, " chirped Sunny Boy.
What to read after Sunny Boy in the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Ramy Allison to read onlineMoreLess
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