The Story of the Big Front Door
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Ikey and I have brought them, " John forgot hisshyness and felt that she was an old acquaintance. He could not thinkof much to say, but he smiled cordially at them.
When the cakes were undone it was of course necessary to explain themeaning of so many M's and K's, and this led to an account of theother club, and the Order of the Big Front Door. It was like findingthe missing pages of a fascinating story.
"And that is what you were doing this afternoon?" asked John, admiringthe little keys. "I d...id so wonder what was going on when I saw theboys go in. " "I didn't know you were watching us, " said Ikey.
John's face flushed as he replied, "I hope you do not mind. I oftendo. " Mind! Of course they did not!
The visit was a decided success. When Mrs. Armstrong came hurrying in, feeling that she had left John a long time alone, she found him withvery bright eyes, eating sugar cakes.
This was only the beginning; it soon became an established thing forone or two of the Order to spend an afternoon each week with the lameboy; and at such times the pleasure was by no means all on one side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ikey and I have brought them, " John forgot hisshyness and felt that she was an old acquaintance. He could not thinkof much to say, but he smiled cordially at them.
When the cakes were undone it was of course necessary to explain themeaning of so many M's and K's, and this led to an account of theother club, and the Order of the Big Front Door. It was like findingthe missing pages of a fascinating story.
"And that is what you were doing this afternoon?" asked John, admiringthe little keys. "I d...id so wonder what was going on when I saw theboys go in. " "I didn't know you were watching us, " said Ikey.
John's face flushed as he replied, "I hope you do not mind. I oftendo. " Mind! Of course they did not!
The visit was a decided success. When Mrs. Armstrong came hurrying in, feeling that she had left John a long time alone, she found him withvery bright eyes, eating sugar cakes.
This was only the beginning; it soon became an established thing forone or two of the Order to spend an afternoon each week with the lameboy; and at such times the pleasure was by no means all on one side.
What to read after The Story of the Big Front Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Mary Finley to read onlineMoreLess
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