The Boy From Hollow Hut
The Boy From Hollow Hut
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The way to the mill lay along the road for a time, and then a shortcut was made across what was known as the Greely Ridge. It was a steepcliff of rugged woodland, and both Nancy and Steve enjoyed the tripthrough the woods, Steve walking close beside the horse and the twochatting all the way. He told the little girl such interesting thingsabout birds and squirrels, rabbits and foxes.
"Don't you wish we were birds, " said Nancy one day, "so we could flyway off and see lots of things?" "Yes, " sai...d Steve, "I shore do; then I could find Mr. Polk and givehim his fox skin. " The thought of getting to Mr. Polk was always inhis mind, and though the little girl knew all about it she wanted tohear again how Steve got the skin and about that wonderful day in thewoods when he met Mr. Polk, and the beautiful watch that the robberstook.
"When you find Mr. Polk and learn to make watches and things, likeyour mother wanted you to, you will make one just like yours for me, won't you, Steve?" "Yes, I shore will, " said Steve earnestly, never doubting that hewould keep his promise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The way to the mill lay along the road for a time, and then a shortcut was made across what was known as the Greely Ridge. It was a steepcliff of rugged woodland, and both Nancy and Steve enjoyed the tripthrough the woods, Steve walking close beside the horse and the twochatting all the way. He told the little girl such interesting thingsabout birds and squirrels, rabbits and foxes.
"Don't you wish we were birds, " said Nancy one day, "so we could flyway off and see lots of things?" "Yes, " sai...d Steve, "I shore do; then I could find Mr. Polk and givehim his fox skin. " The thought of getting to Mr. Polk was always inhis mind, and though the little girl knew all about it she wanted tohear again how Steve got the skin and about that wonderful day in thewoods when he met Mr. Polk, and the beautiful watch that the robberstook.
"When you find Mr. Polk and learn to make watches and things, likeyour mother wanted you to, you will make one just like yours for me, won't you, Steve?" "Yes, I shore will, " said Steve earnestly, never doubting that hewould keep his promise.
What to read after The Boy From Hollow Hut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mullins Isla May to read onlineMoreLess
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