The Pot of Gold
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Willy's face looked thin and tear-stained. Somebody hadpacked his little bag for him, but he forgot his little cane.
When he was seated in the cars beside his grandmother, he began tocry. She looked at him a moment, then she put her arm around him, anddrew his head down on her black cashmere shoulder.
"Tell Grandma, can't you, " she whispered, "what you did withGrandpa's coat?" "I didn't--do--any"-- "Hush, " said she, "don't you say that again, Willy!" But she kept herarm around him.
Willy's mo...ther came running to the door to meet them when theyarrived. She had heard nothing of the trouble. She had only had ahurried message that they were coming to-day.
She threw her arms around Willy, then she held him back and looked athim. "Why, what is the matter with my precious boy!" she cried.
"O, mamma, mamma, I didn't, I didn't do anything with it!" he sobbed, and clung to her so frantically that she was alarmed.
"What does he mean, mother?" she asked.
Her mother motioned her to be quiet. "Oh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Willy's face looked thin and tear-stained. Somebody hadpacked his little bag for him, but he forgot his little cane.
When he was seated in the cars beside his grandmother, he began tocry. She looked at him a moment, then she put her arm around him, anddrew his head down on her black cashmere shoulder.
"Tell Grandma, can't you, " she whispered, "what you did withGrandpa's coat?" "I didn't--do--any"-- "Hush, " said she, "don't you say that again, Willy!" But she kept herarm around him.
Willy's mo...ther came running to the door to meet them when theyarrived. She had heard nothing of the trouble. She had only had ahurried message that they were coming to-day.
She threw her arms around Willy, then she held him back and looked athim. "Why, what is the matter with my precious boy!" she cried.
"O, mamma, mamma, I didn't, I didn't do anything with it!" he sobbed, and clung to her so frantically that she was alarmed.
"What does he mean, mother?" she asked.
Her mother motioned her to be quiet. "Oh!
What to read after The Pot of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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