The Flag-Raising
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Fogg that she sent for ClaraBelle to live with her and go to school part of the year. "She'll beuseful, " said Mrs. Fogg, "and she'll be out of her father's way, and sokeep honest; though she's so awful homely I've no fears for her. A girlwith her red hair, freckles, and cross-eyes can't fall into no kind ofsin, I don't believe. " Mrs. Fogg requested that Clara Belle should be started on her journeyfrom Acreville by train and come the rest of the way by stage, and shewas disturbed to receive wo...rd on Sunday that Mr. Simpson had borrowed ahorse from a new acquaintance, and would himself drive the girl fromAcreville to Riverboro, a distance of thirty-five miles. That he wouldarrive in their vicinity on the very night before the flag-raising wasthought by Riverboro to be a public misfortune, and several residentshastily determined to deny themselves a sight of the festivities andremain watchfully on their own premises.
On Monday afternoon the children were rehearsing their songs at themeeting-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fogg that she sent for ClaraBelle to live with her and go to school part of the year. "She'll beuseful, " said Mrs. Fogg, "and she'll be out of her father's way, and sokeep honest; though she's so awful homely I've no fears for her. A girlwith her red hair, freckles, and cross-eyes can't fall into no kind ofsin, I don't believe. " Mrs. Fogg requested that Clara Belle should be started on her journeyfrom Acreville by train and come the rest of the way by stage, and shewas disturbed to receive wo...rd on Sunday that Mr. Simpson had borrowed ahorse from a new acquaintance, and would himself drive the girl fromAcreville to Riverboro, a distance of thirty-five miles. That he wouldarrive in their vicinity on the very night before the flag-raising wasthought by Riverboro to be a public misfortune, and several residentshastily determined to deny themselves a sight of the festivities andremain watchfully on their own premises.
On Monday afternoon the children were rehearsing their songs at themeeting-house.
What to read after The Flag-Raising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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