The Very Young Man And the Angel Child
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" "I suppose it is a case of 'save me from my friends/ Miss Watterson, " said the Very Young Man, trying to look hopeful.
"Isn't Dolly a friend of yours, Mr. Sweet ing? I thought she was. She always laughs when you make a joke, and papa says there is no greater proof of friendship than that. I came up here, because I had spilled your ink over the papers on your desk, and the cloth I used to wipe it up, seemed to have a lot of embroidery on it. I knew that you'd be a 73 And the Angel Child good ...deal worried, when you found it out; and it's best for people to be alone, when they are worried about anything. I am awfully sorry I did it, but papa says it's no use cry ing about spilled milk, and I guess spilled ink is about the same. I'd rather you wouldn't tell mamma anything about it, though, if \ou please. She has gone shopping, and I was playing war-ship in the bathtub, and the water ran over a good deal. So it is quite damp up there now, and I'm afraid we'll have trouble, as it is, when she gets home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I suppose it is a case of 'save me from my friends/ Miss Watterson, " said the Very Young Man, trying to look hopeful.
"Isn't Dolly a friend of yours, Mr. Sweet ing? I thought she was. She always laughs when you make a joke, and papa says there is no greater proof of friendship than that. I came up here, because I had spilled your ink over the papers on your desk, and the cloth I used to wipe it up, seemed to have a lot of embroidery on it. I knew that you'd be a 73 And the Angel Child good ...deal worried, when you found it out; and it's best for people to be alone, when they are worried about anything. I am awfully sorry I did it, but papa says it's no use cry ing about spilled milk, and I guess spilled ink is about the same. I'd rather you wouldn't tell mamma anything about it, though, if \ou please. She has gone shopping, and I was playing war-ship in the bathtub, and the water ran over a good deal. So it is quite damp up there now, and I'm afraid we'll have trouble, as it is, when she gets home.
What to read after The Very Young Man And the Angel Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisa Armstrong Bengough to read onlineMoreLess
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