The Kitchen Cat, And Other Tales
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"Whatcan she have to worry about? Is there anything you want, my dear?" hesaid, taking hold of Ruth's little hot hand and bending over her.
The moment had come. Ruth gathered all her courage, sat upright, andfixing an entreating gaze upon him said: "I want to see my best friend. " "Your best friend, eh?" he answered, smiling as if it were a very slightaffair. "One of your little cousins, I suppose? Well, you're going toSummerford, you know, and then you'll see them all. I forget theirnames. Tom...mie, Mary, Carry, which is it?" Ruth gave a hopeless little sigh. She was so tired of these cousins.
"It's none of them, " she said shaking her head. "I don't want any ofthem. " "Who is it, then?" "It's the kitchen cat. " Mr Lorimer started back with surprise at the unexpected words.
"The kitchen cat!" he repeated, looking distractedly at Nurse. "Herbest friend! What does the child mean?" "Miss Ruth has fancies, sir, " she began with a superior smile. But shedid not get far, for at that word Ruth started to her feet indesperation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Whatcan she have to worry about? Is there anything you want, my dear?" hesaid, taking hold of Ruth's little hot hand and bending over her.
The moment had come. Ruth gathered all her courage, sat upright, andfixing an entreating gaze upon him said: "I want to see my best friend. " "Your best friend, eh?" he answered, smiling as if it were a very slightaffair. "One of your little cousins, I suppose? Well, you're going toSummerford, you know, and then you'll see them all. I forget theirnames. Tom...mie, Mary, Carry, which is it?" Ruth gave a hopeless little sigh. She was so tired of these cousins.
"It's none of them, " she said shaking her head. "I don't want any ofthem. " "Who is it, then?" "It's the kitchen cat. " Mr Lorimer started back with surprise at the unexpected words.
"The kitchen cat!" he repeated, looking distractedly at Nurse. "Herbest friend! What does the child mean?" "Miss Ruth has fancies, sir, " she began with a superior smile. But shedid not get far, for at that word Ruth started to her feet indesperation.
What to read after The Kitchen Cat, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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