The Story of Dago
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Nora was ironing, and singing as she worked. Not since I left the warmCalifornia garden had I been as peaceful and as comfortable. The heatmade me so drowsy that not even the thump, bump of Nora's iron on theironing-board, or the sound of her shrill singing could keep me awake. I dreamed and dozed, and dozed and dreamed all day, in a blissfulstate of contentment.
It was nearly dark when I roused up enough to stretch myself and stepout of the basket. Nora had gone up-stairs and was setting thesu...pper-table. I could hear the cook beating eggs in the pantry. Therewould be muffins for supper. The sound made me so hungry that Islipped into the dining-room, and hid under the sideboard until Norahad finished her work and gone back to the kitchen. The cook was stillmixing muffin batter in the pantry. I could hear her spoon clickagainst the crock as she stirred it, so that I knew she would not bein to disturb me for some time.
I never saw a table more inviting. After I had leaped up on it, I satand looked all around a moment, trying to decide what to take first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nora was ironing, and singing as she worked. Not since I left the warmCalifornia garden had I been as peaceful and as comfortable. The heatmade me so drowsy that not even the thump, bump of Nora's iron on theironing-board, or the sound of her shrill singing could keep me awake. I dreamed and dozed, and dozed and dreamed all day, in a blissfulstate of contentment.
It was nearly dark when I roused up enough to stretch myself and stepout of the basket. Nora had gone up-stairs and was setting thesu...pper-table. I could hear the cook beating eggs in the pantry. Therewould be muffins for supper. The sound made me so hungry that Islipped into the dining-room, and hid under the sideboard until Norahad finished her work and gone back to the kitchen. The cook was stillmixing muffin batter in the pantry. I could hear her spoon clickagainst the crock as she stirred it, so that I knew she would not bein to disturb me for some time.
I never saw a table more inviting. After I had leaped up on it, I satand looked all around a moment, trying to decide what to take first.
What to read after The Story of Dago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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