The Little Gold Miners of the Sierras And Other Stories
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Hardy pointed to the house on the steps of which Dan had been sitting.
To his great surprise Dan learned that he had followed the policeman'sdirections exactly; but, not knowing it, had neglected to look on thehouse-doors for his uncle's name.
In a few moments more he and his father were in the house, while Crippywas in the kitchen actually gorging himself with food.
When Mr. Hardy found the note Dan had left, he was not at all worriedabout his son's safety; but when, later in the day, he had l...eisure, hestarted to the city for the travellers, and, driving directly to hisbrother's house, found them as has been seen.
It is easy to understand that after all this labor on Dan's part to savehis pet, Mr. Hardy readily promised that Crippy should be allowed to dieof old age, instead of being killed and roasted, and Dan, with Crippyhugged very close to him, started for home with his father, sure that noboy in all the wide world would spend a merrier Thanksgiving than he.
Crippy was also happy on that day, if food could make him so, and it issafe to say that, if he survives the wonderfully big dinner Dan proposesto give him this year, he will live to a green old age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardy pointed to the house on the steps of which Dan had been sitting.
To his great surprise Dan learned that he had followed the policeman'sdirections exactly; but, not knowing it, had neglected to look on thehouse-doors for his uncle's name.
In a few moments more he and his father were in the house, while Crippywas in the kitchen actually gorging himself with food.
When Mr. Hardy found the note Dan had left, he was not at all worriedabout his son's safety; but when, later in the day, he had l...eisure, hestarted to the city for the travellers, and, driving directly to hisbrother's house, found them as has been seen.
It is easy to understand that after all this labor on Dan's part to savehis pet, Mr. Hardy readily promised that Crippy should be allowed to dieof old age, instead of being killed and roasted, and Dan, with Crippyhugged very close to him, started for home with his father, sure that noboy in all the wide world would spend a merrier Thanksgiving than he.
Crippy was also happy on that day, if food could make him so, and it issafe to say that, if he survives the wonderfully big dinner Dan proposesto give him this year, he will live to a green old age.
What to read after The Little Gold Miners of the Sierras And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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