The Bobbsey Twins in the Country
The Bobbsey Twins in the Country
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"My dear babies! I must havethem. " The poor frightened little woman rushed about the house looking for themuch-prized pictures of her babies that were in heaven.
"It's a good thing they all have a safe home to-night, " she thought, "for their mother could not give them safety if they were here. " "Come, Mary!" called Peter, outside. "That dam is swaying like atree-top, and it will go over any minute. " With one last look at thelittle home Mrs. Burns went out and closed the door.
Outside there ...were people from all along the road. Some driven out oftheir homes in alarm, others having turned out to help their neighbors.
The watchmen had left the bank. A torrent from the dam would surelywash that away, and brave as the men were they could not watch theflood any longer.
"Get past the willows quick!" called the men. "Let everybody who is notneeded hurry up the road!" Mr. Mason, Mr. Hopkins, Uncle Daniel, and John, besides Peter Burns, were the men most active in the life-saving work. There were not manyboats to be had, but what there were had been brought inland early inthe day, for otherwise they would have been washed away long beforedown the stream into the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My dear babies! I must havethem. " The poor frightened little woman rushed about the house looking for themuch-prized pictures of her babies that were in heaven.
"It's a good thing they all have a safe home to-night, " she thought, "for their mother could not give them safety if they were here. " "Come, Mary!" called Peter, outside. "That dam is swaying like atree-top, and it will go over any minute. " With one last look at thelittle home Mrs. Burns went out and closed the door.
Outside there ...were people from all along the road. Some driven out oftheir homes in alarm, others having turned out to help their neighbors.
The watchmen had left the bank. A torrent from the dam would surelywash that away, and brave as the men were they could not watch theflood any longer.
"Get past the willows quick!" called the men. "Let everybody who is notneeded hurry up the road!" Mr. Mason, Mr. Hopkins, Uncle Daniel, and John, besides Peter Burns, were the men most active in the life-saving work. There were not manyboats to be had, but what there were had been brought inland early inthe day, for otherwise they would have been washed away long beforedown the stream into the river.
What to read after The Bobbsey Twins in the Country?
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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