The Childrens book of Thanksgiving Stories
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He did not even look up when his sister Minty came up the hill toward him. He knew it was Minty, be- cause she was hop-skipping and humming, and he knew that Aunt Kittredge had sent her to Mrs. Deacon Treble's to get a recipe for snow pudding; she had said she "must have something real stylish, because she had invited the new minister and his daughter to din- ner. ' "Oh, Jason, don't you wish it was always going to be Thanksgiving Day after to-morrow? ' : Minty con- tinued her hop-skipping; she... went to and fro before the dejected figure on the wall. Minty was tall for twelve, and she had a very high forehead, which made Aunt Kittredge think that she was going to be "smart. " Aunt Kittredge made her comb her hair straight back from the high forehead, and fasten it with a round comb ; not a vestige of hair showed under Minty 's blue hood, and her forehead looked bleak and cold, and her pale blue eyes were watery, and her new teeth were large and overlapped each other; but Aunt Kittredge said it was no matter, if she was only good and "smart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not even look up when his sister Minty came up the hill toward him. He knew it was Minty, be- cause she was hop-skipping and humming, and he knew that Aunt Kittredge had sent her to Mrs. Deacon Treble's to get a recipe for snow pudding; she had said she "must have something real stylish, because she had invited the new minister and his daughter to din- ner. ' "Oh, Jason, don't you wish it was always going to be Thanksgiving Day after to-morrow? ' : Minty con- tinued her hop-skipping; she... went to and fro before the dejected figure on the wall. Minty was tall for twelve, and she had a very high forehead, which made Aunt Kittredge think that she was going to be "smart. " Aunt Kittredge made her comb her hair straight back from the high forehead, and fasten it with a round comb ; not a vestige of hair showed under Minty 's blue hood, and her forehead looked bleak and cold, and her pale blue eyes were watery, and her new teeth were large and overlapped each other; but Aunt Kittredge said it was no matter, if she was only good and "smart.
What to read after The Childrens book of Thanksgiving Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickinson Asa Don to read onlineMoreLess
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