The Good of the Wicked And the Party Sketches
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Il6 THE PARTY SKETCHES.
Coming through The Party s block a monstrous big tabby, looking a little disorderly, acted very belligerently, at which Bill had awfully important business on the other side of the street.
"Pardon me, but didn t Bill forget his collar here?" I asked The Party, after thanking her for doing the Red Cross for my chum.
She went over to the bureau and handed me the big leather band and I don t know how it happened but our fingers met, and the first thing I knew I said: "It s ...a lovely day for a walk, ain t it?" Well, to make a long story short, Bill took it all in and got so excited that he gave two raps with his tail be fore he tried to bite it.
That night we thought we heard the finest music in our lives, down to the park, and we got very enthusiastic.
BEARER OF THE OLIVE BRANCH. I IJ And when we were going home, she said to me : "Won t you sing that little favorite song of yours? You know I like to hear it. " I knew she was jollying me, but, anyway, I roared my ditty and was lucky for not being arrested for dis turbing the peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Il6 THE PARTY SKETCHES.
Coming through The Party s block a monstrous big tabby, looking a little disorderly, acted very belligerently, at which Bill had awfully important business on the other side of the street.
"Pardon me, but didn t Bill forget his collar here?" I asked The Party, after thanking her for doing the Red Cross for my chum.
She went over to the bureau and handed me the big leather band and I don t know how it happened but our fingers met, and the first thing I knew I said: "It s ...a lovely day for a walk, ain t it?" Well, to make a long story short, Bill took it all in and got so excited that he gave two raps with his tail be fore he tried to bite it.
That night we thought we heard the finest music in our lives, down to the park, and we got very enthusiastic.
BEARER OF THE OLIVE BRANCH. I IJ And when we were going home, she said to me : "Won t you sing that little favorite song of yours? You know I like to hear it. " I knew she was jollying me, but, anyway, I roared my ditty and was lucky for not being arrested for dis turbing the peace.
What to read after The Good of the Wicked And the Party Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Kildare to read onlineMoreLess
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