The Bobbsey Twins in the Great West
The Bobbsey Twins in the Great West
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"It has tables and chairs and a cupboard and everything!" "And it's all made of wood!" cried Bert. "Say, the Boy Scouts wouldlike this all right. " "I believe they would, " agreed his father. "As for everything beingmade of wood, it generally is in a lumber camp. Now we must getsettled. Where can I find the foreman?" he asked of the driver of thewagon who had brought the Bobbseys over from the railroad station.
"He's outside somewhere in the woods, " was the answer. "I'll find himand tell him y...ou're here. I'll send the cook over to see if he can getyou anything to eat. Are you hungry?" he asked the children.
"I am!" admitted Bert.
"And so am I!" "And I!" echoed Flossie and Freddie.
"Well, that's the way to be!" said Mr. Hallock. "Children wouldn't bechildren unless they were hungry. We've got plenty to eat here, suchas it is. Not much pie and cake, perhaps, but other things. " "We don't want pie and cake when we're camping in the woods, " declaredBert. "We didn't have it at Blueberry Island--that is, not every day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It has tables and chairs and a cupboard and everything!" "And it's all made of wood!" cried Bert. "Say, the Boy Scouts wouldlike this all right. " "I believe they would, " agreed his father. "As for everything beingmade of wood, it generally is in a lumber camp. Now we must getsettled. Where can I find the foreman?" he asked of the driver of thewagon who had brought the Bobbseys over from the railroad station.
"He's outside somewhere in the woods, " was the answer. "I'll find himand tell him y...ou're here. I'll send the cook over to see if he can getyou anything to eat. Are you hungry?" he asked the children.
"I am!" admitted Bert.
"And so am I!" "And I!" echoed Flossie and Freddie.
"Well, that's the way to be!" said Mr. Hallock. "Children wouldn't bechildren unless they were hungry. We've got plenty to eat here, suchas it is. Not much pie and cake, perhaps, but other things. " "We don't want pie and cake when we're camping in the woods, " declaredBert. "We didn't have it at Blueberry Island--that is, not every day.
What to read after The Bobbsey Twins in the Great West?
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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