The Polly Page Yacht Club
The Polly Page Yacht Club
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" "Don't worry, Dame Isabel, " Polly slipped her arm around her, happily. "If we bump into them, we'll at least have the satisfaction of know- ing they didn't bump into us, won't we? Here cometh a native of this wild and rocky shore, mates. I think he's Boy Friday. " Swinging leisurely along the beach was a tall, long-legged, stoop-shouldered boy of fifteen years or so. He wore overalls, turned up around his bare legs, and a huge straw hat hid his face in shadow. Sue declared that he resembled ...the 110 THE POLLY PAGE crane they had seen away back in the wild rice- fields along the Potomac. But he was a friendly- looking native, at all events, and he carried a pail of freshly-dug clams, and over one shoulder a hoe with a broken handle.
"Don't scare him, girls, " cautioned Polly; but she had scarcely spoken before the boy waved the hoe at them in a neighborly salute, and sent out a hail.
"Hello!" "Hello!" shouted back Polly and Sue, but the more sedate members of the club waited until he caught up with them before delivering any greeting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Don't worry, Dame Isabel, " Polly slipped her arm around her, happily. "If we bump into them, we'll at least have the satisfaction of know- ing they didn't bump into us, won't we? Here cometh a native of this wild and rocky shore, mates. I think he's Boy Friday. " Swinging leisurely along the beach was a tall, long-legged, stoop-shouldered boy of fifteen years or so. He wore overalls, turned up around his bare legs, and a huge straw hat hid his face in shadow. Sue declared that he resembled ...the 110 THE POLLY PAGE crane they had seen away back in the wild rice- fields along the Potomac. But he was a friendly- looking native, at all events, and he carried a pail of freshly-dug clams, and over one shoulder a hoe with a broken handle.
"Don't scare him, girls, " cautioned Polly; but she had scarcely spoken before the boy waved the hoe at them in a neighborly salute, and sent out a hail.
"Hello!" "Hello!" shouted back Polly and Sue, but the more sedate members of the club waited until he caught up with them before delivering any greeting.
What to read after The Polly Page Yacht Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Izola L Izola Louise Forrester to read onlineMoreLess
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