The Lass of the Silver Sword
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Where 's Jean?" cried Cecily.
"Poking over Limpy still, I suppose, " said the Mouse. "I was so sick and tired of waiting for her, I took a walk with the boys. I left a note for her. " "Well, you go in and tell Mother we Ve gone to meet her, ' said Cecily, hurrying away with Betty.
Before they returned the tally-ho party arrived.
214 FOREST AND FIRE 215 "We Ve had a perfectly glorious time!' said Carol. "Just as we came to Deer Lake Mrs. Clinton suddenly decided to go on to Blue Heron Pond and h...ave luncheon at the Inn. That 's why we were gone such ages. Where 's that child of mine? I bought this stuffed heron at the Inn for her. ' While Mrs. Brook was telling how Jean had kept her appointment, Douglas came in, and a moment later Cecily and Betty appeared in great excitement.
"Jean started to come back more than an hour ago!" panted Cecily. "She must have lost her way, or something 's happened to her!" Carol turned white.
"Don't be frightened, " said Mrs. Brook. "We shall find her. We must send ' "I '11 start right off, " Douglas interrupted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where 's Jean?" cried Cecily.
"Poking over Limpy still, I suppose, " said the Mouse. "I was so sick and tired of waiting for her, I took a walk with the boys. I left a note for her. " "Well, you go in and tell Mother we Ve gone to meet her, ' said Cecily, hurrying away with Betty.
Before they returned the tally-ho party arrived.
214 FOREST AND FIRE 215 "We Ve had a perfectly glorious time!' said Carol. "Just as we came to Deer Lake Mrs. Clinton suddenly decided to go on to Blue Heron Pond and h...ave luncheon at the Inn. That 's why we were gone such ages. Where 's that child of mine? I bought this stuffed heron at the Inn for her. ' While Mrs. Brook was telling how Jean had kept her appointment, Douglas came in, and a moment later Cecily and Betty appeared in great excitement.
"Jean started to come back more than an hour ago!" panted Cecily. "She must have lost her way, or something 's happened to her!" Carol turned white.
"Don't be frightened, " said Mrs. Brook. "We shall find her. We must send ' "I '11 start right off, " Douglas interrupted.
What to read after The Lass of the Silver Sword?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Constance Du Bois to read onlineMoreLess
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