The Brimming Cup
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She pretends it's because she's feeling snarled up, herself. But it's not. She never is. Why not? " He considered this in silence, chewing slowly on a vast ALONG THE EAGLE ROCK BROOK 217 mouthful of bread. " Anyhow, we leave the little children with Toucl6, if she's there," (he stopped here an instant to inspect Mr. Welles to make sure he was not laughing because he had called Elly and Mark the " little children." But Mr.
Welles was not laughing at him. He was listening, really listen- ing, the... way grown-ups almost never did, to hear what you had to say. He did like Mr. Welles. He went on,) " or if Toucle's off somewheres in the woods herself, we leave them down at the Powers' to play with Addie and Ralph, and we light out for the woods, Mother and I. The snarleder up I feel, the fur- ther we go. We don't fish or anything. Just leg it, till I feel better. Then we make a fire and eat." He swallowed visibly a huge lump of unchewed bread, and said, uncorking a thermos bottle, " I asked Mother to put up some hot coffee." Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pretends it's because she's feeling snarled up, herself. But it's not. She never is. Why not? " He considered this in silence, chewing slowly on a vast ALONG THE EAGLE ROCK BROOK 217 mouthful of bread. " Anyhow, we leave the little children with Toucl6, if she's there," (he stopped here an instant to inspect Mr. Welles to make sure he was not laughing because he had called Elly and Mark the " little children." But Mr.
Welles was not laughing at him. He was listening, really listen- ing, the... way grown-ups almost never did, to hear what you had to say. He did like Mr. Welles. He went on,) " or if Toucle's off somewheres in the woods herself, we leave them down at the Powers' to play with Addie and Ralph, and we light out for the woods, Mother and I. The snarleder up I feel, the fur- ther we go. We don't fish or anything. Just leg it, till I feel better. Then we make a fire and eat." He swallowed visibly a huge lump of unchewed bread, and said, uncorking a thermos bottle, " I asked Mother to put up some hot coffee." Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Dorothy Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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