The Orphan
The Orphan
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14 Come to my room, Tom, I want to talk over that ranch scheme with you. You bring the coffee pot and the cigars and I'll juggle the pie and ginger- bread," he laughed as he led the way.
"Oh, Tom! " hastily called Mrs. Shields after good-nights had been said, and just before the door closed; " I promised you a dinner for your boys when Helen and Mary came, and if you think you can spare them this coming Sunday I will have it then." " Thank you, Mrs. Shields," earnestly responded Blake, turning ...on the threshold. " It is awful good of you to put yourself out that way, and you can bet that the boys will be your devoted slaves ever after. If you must go to that trouble, why, Sunday or any day you may name will do for us. Gosh, but won't they be tickled I " he exulted as he pic- tured them feasting on goodies. u It'll be better than a circus, it shore will I " " Why, it's no trouble at all, Tom," she replied, smiling at being able to bring cheer to a crowd of men, lonely, as she thought. " And you will ar- 264 The Sheriff States Some Facts range to have The Orphan with them, won't you?" " I most certainly will," he heartily replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 Come to my room, Tom, I want to talk over that ranch scheme with you. You bring the coffee pot and the cigars and I'll juggle the pie and ginger- bread," he laughed as he led the way.
"Oh, Tom! " hastily called Mrs. Shields after good-nights had been said, and just before the door closed; " I promised you a dinner for your boys when Helen and Mary came, and if you think you can spare them this coming Sunday I will have it then." " Thank you, Mrs. Shields," earnestly responded Blake, turning ...on the threshold. " It is awful good of you to put yourself out that way, and you can bet that the boys will be your devoted slaves ever after. If you must go to that trouble, why, Sunday or any day you may name will do for us. Gosh, but won't they be tickled I " he exulted as he pic- tured them feasting on goodies. u It'll be better than a circus, it shore will I " " Why, it's no trouble at all, Tom," she replied, smiling at being able to bring cheer to a crowd of men, lonely, as she thought. " And you will ar- 264 The Sheriff States Some Facts range to have The Orphan with them, won't you?" " I most certainly will," he heartily replied.
What to read after The Orphan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mulford Clarence Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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