The Second Chance
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The Perkinses, in their two-seated buggy, were just ahead on theroad. Even Martha, encouraged by Pearl, was coming to the picnic.
Behind the Watsons came the Caverses and the Motherwells.
"Let's ask Libby Anne to ride with us, " said Tommy, but Mary, withfine tact, pointed out that she would see the bottles, and it mighthurt her feelings, "for, mind you, " said Mary, "she knows, young andall as she is. " Mary was one year younger herself.
Along every trail that led into the little town came bug...gies andwaggons, their occupants in the highest good humour. There was alaughing ripple in the meadowlark's song, as if he were declaringthat he knew all the time that the rain was only a joke.
Across the river lay the Horsehoe slough, a crescent of glisteningsilver, over which wild ducks circled and skimmed and then sank intoits clear waters, splashing riotously, as if they, too, were holdingan "Old Boys' Reunion. " It was the close season for wild fowl, andnobody knew it better than they.
Coming down into the valley, innumerable horses, unhitched and tiedto the wagons, were to be seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Perkinses, in their two-seated buggy, were just ahead on theroad. Even Martha, encouraged by Pearl, was coming to the picnic.
Behind the Watsons came the Caverses and the Motherwells.
"Let's ask Libby Anne to ride with us, " said Tommy, but Mary, withfine tact, pointed out that she would see the bottles, and it mighthurt her feelings, "for, mind you, " said Mary, "she knows, young andall as she is. " Mary was one year younger herself.
Along every trail that led into the little town came bug...gies andwaggons, their occupants in the highest good humour. There was alaughing ripple in the meadowlark's song, as if he were declaringthat he knew all the time that the rain was only a joke.
Across the river lay the Horsehoe slough, a crescent of glisteningsilver, over which wild ducks circled and skimmed and then sank intoits clear waters, splashing riotously, as if they, too, were holdingan "Old Boys' Reunion. " It was the close season for wild fowl, andnobody knew it better than they.
Coming down into the valley, innumerable horses, unhitched and tiedto the wagons, were to be seen.
What to read after The Second Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclung Nellie L. to read onlineMoreLess
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