The Confessions of a Daddy
The Confessions of a Daddy
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"Laim!" I says, thoughtful, lookin' around the room and up at the ceilin'.
I screwed up my forehead and studied, and twisted my neck to look into the next room. "Laim ! What 's a laim,' anyhow?'' "I give it up," I says, after I 'd thought of everything in the world, pretty near. "Mebby her grandpa would know. Mebby it 's something he taught her.'' We lifted Deedee out of her crib, and set her down on the floor, and she pattered down the hall. We could hear her tellin' him to give her "laim," [7...8] The Confessions of a Daddy and the puzzled way he answered her back.
"Laim, birdy"? What is it? Say it again, Deedee. Laim? Grand- daddy don't know what you want, Deedee/' Neither did Uncle Ed, who was stayin' with us about then. Nobody knew what "laim" was but Deedee, and she wanted it the worst way. She come back, and stood by Marthy's bed, and just begged for it.
It was a hard day for Marthy. It was Monday, and wash-day, so Dee- dee could n't bother Katie in the kit- chen, and it was rainin' too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Laim!" I says, thoughtful, lookin' around the room and up at the ceilin'.
I screwed up my forehead and studied, and twisted my neck to look into the next room. "Laim ! What 's a laim,' anyhow?'' "I give it up," I says, after I 'd thought of everything in the world, pretty near. "Mebby her grandpa would know. Mebby it 's something he taught her.'' We lifted Deedee out of her crib, and set her down on the floor, and she pattered down the hall. We could hear her tellin' him to give her "laim," [7...8] The Confessions of a Daddy and the puzzled way he answered her back.
"Laim, birdy"? What is it? Say it again, Deedee. Laim? Grand- daddy don't know what you want, Deedee/' Neither did Uncle Ed, who was stayin' with us about then. Nobody knew what "laim" was but Deedee, and she wanted it the worst way. She come back, and stood by Marthy's bed, and just begged for it.
It was a hard day for Marthy. It was Monday, and wash-day, so Dee- dee could n't bother Katie in the kit- chen, and it was rainin' too.
What to read after The Confessions of a Daddy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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