The Madness of Philip And Other Tales of Childhood
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" said Ardelia decidedly, nursing her cut hand and stepping with relief on the smooth floor of the porch.
Miss Forsythe's eyes brightened suddenly.
" I know what you want, " she cried, " you're thirsty ! Mrs. Slater, won't you get us some of your good, creamy milk ? Don't you want a drink, Ardelia ? " Ardelia nodded. She felt very tired, and the glare of the sun seemed reflected from everything into her dazed eyes. When Mrs. Slater appeared with the foaming yellow glasses she wound her nervous ...little hands about the stem of the goblet and began a deep draught. She did not like it, it was hard to swallow, and instinct warned her not to go on with it ; but all the thirst of a long morning — Ardelia was used to drinking frequent- ly — urged her on, and its icy coldness enabled her to finish the glass. She handed it back with a deep sigh. The young lady clapped her hands.
u There ! " she cried. " Now, how do you like U31] THE MADNESS OF PHILIP real milk, Ardelia ? I declare, you look like another child already !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Ardelia decidedly, nursing her cut hand and stepping with relief on the smooth floor of the porch.
Miss Forsythe's eyes brightened suddenly.
" I know what you want, " she cried, " you're thirsty ! Mrs. Slater, won't you get us some of your good, creamy milk ? Don't you want a drink, Ardelia ? " Ardelia nodded. She felt very tired, and the glare of the sun seemed reflected from everything into her dazed eyes. When Mrs. Slater appeared with the foaming yellow glasses she wound her nervous ...little hands about the stem of the goblet and began a deep draught. She did not like it, it was hard to swallow, and instinct warned her not to go on with it ; but all the thirst of a long morning — Ardelia was used to drinking frequent- ly — urged her on, and its icy coldness enabled her to finish the glass. She handed it back with a deep sigh. The young lady clapped her hands.
u There ! " she cried. " Now, how do you like U31] THE MADNESS OF PHILIP real milk, Ardelia ? I declare, you look like another child already !
What to read after The Madness of Philip And Other Tales of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Josephine Dodge Daskam to read onlineMoreLess
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