The Bobbsey Twins At Meadow Brook
The Bobbsey Twins At Meadow Brook
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"Oh, isn't that too bad!" cried the sympathetic ladies. "We hope youfind him!" Back into the animal tent the Bobbseys and their relatives and friendspushed their way. It was not easy to work back through the crowd thatwas anxious to get away, now that the afternoon performance of thecircus was over.
"He must be in there, " said Uncle Daniel. "We'll find him. " Carefully he looked through the crowd of persons who were still in theanimal tent. A number had remained, with their children, to getano...ther look at the elephants, lions and tigers. Men were feeding someof the animals, now that there was a little quiet spell, and this wasinteresting to the youngsters.
"He doesn't seem to be here, " said Aunt Sarah, as she peered throughher spectacles.
"Oh, he must be!" exclaimed Mrs. Bobbsey. "He can't have gone on aheadof us, and if he turned back he would have to come into this tent. " "Oh, isn't it too bad!" exclaimed Nan, looking at her brother Bert, asthough he could help. But Bert, Harry and Tom, though they had quicklymade a round of the circle of animal cages, had come back to say thatthey found no trace of Freddie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, isn't that too bad!" cried the sympathetic ladies. "We hope youfind him!" Back into the animal tent the Bobbseys and their relatives and friendspushed their way. It was not easy to work back through the crowd thatwas anxious to get away, now that the afternoon performance of thecircus was over.
"He must be in there, " said Uncle Daniel. "We'll find him. " Carefully he looked through the crowd of persons who were still in theanimal tent. A number had remained, with their children, to getano...ther look at the elephants, lions and tigers. Men were feeding someof the animals, now that there was a little quiet spell, and this wasinteresting to the youngsters.
"He doesn't seem to be here, " said Aunt Sarah, as she peered throughher spectacles.
"Oh, he must be!" exclaimed Mrs. Bobbsey. "He can't have gone on aheadof us, and if he turned back he would have to come into this tent. " "Oh, isn't it too bad!" exclaimed Nan, looking at her brother Bert, asthough he could help. But Bert, Harry and Tom, though they had quicklymade a round of the circle of animal cages, had come back to say thatthey found no trace of Freddie.
What to read after The Bobbsey Twins At Meadow Brook?
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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