The Mary Catherine Stories
The Mary Catherine Stories
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I want to know." Little Mary Catherine began to see that she had done something naughty, so with a sob the old-fashioned child said piteously, — "Auntie, I dust wanted that cloth so much that when I saw it I dust tut it an' put it in my potet an' didn't say nothin' to nobody." Aupt Elizabeth's face grew very long and very severe as she said sternly, — "You stole that." But the little one's voice quivered as she in- quired, — "P'ease, auntie, what is "tole'.?" Her auntie then explained to her ho...w very wrong it is to take anything that does not belong to us, while tears ran down the child's cheeks as she said, "I won't never do so any more." "Now," said the aunt, "we must take it back, and you must tell Mrs. Van Dusen that you stole it." 29 Digitized by Google The Mary Catherine Stories Our unhappy little Mary Catherine sorrowfully put her dollies and toys away, remarking between her sobs as she did so, 'Ts in drefFul trouble, Betsy dear, an' I dot to take that table-cloth back." Aunt Elizabeth was ready all too soon, and as they journeyed down the road together, little Mary Catherine, with tears in her eyes, looked up so beseechingly, and begged : "P'ease, auntie, has I dot to say "tole'?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want to know." Little Mary Catherine began to see that she had done something naughty, so with a sob the old-fashioned child said piteously, — "Auntie, I dust wanted that cloth so much that when I saw it I dust tut it an' put it in my potet an' didn't say nothin' to nobody." Aupt Elizabeth's face grew very long and very severe as she said sternly, — "You stole that." But the little one's voice quivered as she in- quired, — "P'ease, auntie, what is "tole'.?" Her auntie then explained to her ho...w very wrong it is to take anything that does not belong to us, while tears ran down the child's cheeks as she said, "I won't never do so any more." "Now," said the aunt, "we must take it back, and you must tell Mrs. Van Dusen that you stole it." 29 Digitized by Google The Mary Catherine Stories Our unhappy little Mary Catherine sorrowfully put her dollies and toys away, remarking between her sobs as she did so, 'Ts in drefFul trouble, Betsy dear, an' I dot to take that table-cloth back." Aunt Elizabeth was ready all too soon, and as they journeyed down the road together, little Mary Catherine, with tears in her eyes, looked up so beseechingly, and begged : "P'ease, auntie, has I dot to say "tole'?
What to read after The Mary Catherine Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Carlos Griffith to read onlineMoreLess
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