The Autobiography of a Tomboy
The Autobiography of a Tomboy
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Fellow-pupils they had learned to love. At last they were all gone, and the place was lonely enough. After they had left there was an auc tion-sale a "vendue, " the auctioneer called it; and this I thought a very thrill ing incident. A red flag was fastened at the big gate, and the goods to be sold were piled up in the courtyard. A crowd of villagers drifted in, some to buy, but more out of curiosity. There were dealers in second-hand furniture, and old Irish women in plaid shawls with children... at their heels. My mother kept out of the way, but my father was obliged to be on hand more or less to look after his inter ests. Annie, the nurse, kept my small brothers and sisters in the nursery, and would have kept me a prisoner also; but I gave her the slip, and stood conspicuously in the crowd to see all that was to be seen and hear all that was to be heard. The auctioneer was a thick-set, little man, with a wisp of hair on his chin. He Autobiography ot a Tomboy. I(jl O I i had sharp eyes and a snub-nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fellow-pupils they had learned to love. At last they were all gone, and the place was lonely enough. After they had left there was an auc tion-sale a "vendue, " the auctioneer called it; and this I thought a very thrill ing incident. A red flag was fastened at the big gate, and the goods to be sold were piled up in the courtyard. A crowd of villagers drifted in, some to buy, but more out of curiosity. There were dealers in second-hand furniture, and old Irish women in plaid shawls with children... at their heels. My mother kept out of the way, but my father was obliged to be on hand more or less to look after his inter ests. Annie, the nurse, kept my small brothers and sisters in the nursery, and would have kept me a prisoner also; but I gave her the slip, and stood conspicuously in the crowd to see all that was to be seen and hear all that was to be heard. The auctioneer was a thick-set, little man, with a wisp of hair on his chin. He Autobiography ot a Tomboy. I(jl O I i had sharp eyes and a snub-nose.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Tomboy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette L Jeannette Leonard Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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