The Speaker, No. 5: volume Ii, Issue 1
The Speaker, No. 5: volume Ii, Issue 1
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Smith.
"Now what do you suppose the dog did?" It may be that successive failures had disheartened the listeners; itmay be that the very range presented alive to the dog and them forchoice dazzled their imaginations. At any rate, they made no answer.
"Nobody knows what the dog did?" repeated the story-teller, encouragingly. "What would you do if you saw a little white kittenlike that?" Again a silence. Then Philip remarked gloomily, "I'd pull its tail. " "And what do the rest of you think?" inqu...ired Mrs. R. B. M. Smith, pathetically. "I hope _you_ are not so cruel as that little boy. " But fully half the children had seen the youngest assistant giggle at"that little boy's" answer, and with one accord came the quick response, "_I'd_ pull it too. " [D] Copyright, 1902, by McClure, Phillips & Co.
Fishin'?
(From the _New Orleans Times-Democrat_. ) Settin' on a log An' fishin' An' watchin' the cork, An' wishin'.
Jus' settin' round home An' sighin', Jus' settin' round home-- An' lyin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith.
"Now what do you suppose the dog did?" It may be that successive failures had disheartened the listeners; itmay be that the very range presented alive to the dog and them forchoice dazzled their imaginations. At any rate, they made no answer.
"Nobody knows what the dog did?" repeated the story-teller, encouragingly. "What would you do if you saw a little white kittenlike that?" Again a silence. Then Philip remarked gloomily, "I'd pull its tail. " "And what do the rest of you think?" inqu...ired Mrs. R. B. M. Smith, pathetically. "I hope _you_ are not so cruel as that little boy. " But fully half the children had seen the youngest assistant giggle at"that little boy's" answer, and with one accord came the quick response, "_I'd_ pull it too. " [D] Copyright, 1902, by McClure, Phillips & Co.
Fishin'?
(From the _New Orleans Times-Democrat_. ) Settin' on a log An' fishin' An' watchin' the cork, An' wishin'.
Jus' settin' round home An' sighin', Jus' settin' round home-- An' lyin'.
What to read after The Speaker, No. 5: volume Ii, Issue 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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