The Widow O'callaghan's Boys
The Widow O'callaghan's Boys
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"Who is he?" he asked.
"One of your O'Callaghans, General, " was the laughing answer.
The General flushed. Then he beckoned to Jim, who immediately came in.
"Go back to the stove and get warm, my boy, " he said. "You look cold. " Jim obeyed and presently the General's friend went out.
"Now, my boy, " said the General, walking back to the stove, "what didyou mean by following me?" Little Jim's blue eyes looked up into the blue eyes of the old soldier. "Our eyes is the same color, " he thought. A...nd then he answered: "Mymother told me to be makin' a pattern out of you. She told the same toPat and Mike, too, and I'm goin' to do it better than they do, see if Idon't. Why, they don't walk fine and straight like you do. But I can doit. I larned this morning. " The General laughed. "And what were you peering in at the window for?" "Sure and I wanted to be watchin' your face, so I did. 'Tis my mother assays I'm the born fighter, and she says, 'Look at the General. Does hebe goin' round fightin' in times of peace?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who is he?" he asked.
"One of your O'Callaghans, General, " was the laughing answer.
The General flushed. Then he beckoned to Jim, who immediately came in.
"Go back to the stove and get warm, my boy, " he said. "You look cold. " Jim obeyed and presently the General's friend went out.
"Now, my boy, " said the General, walking back to the stove, "what didyou mean by following me?" Little Jim's blue eyes looked up into the blue eyes of the old soldier. "Our eyes is the same color, " he thought. A...nd then he answered: "Mymother told me to be makin' a pattern out of you. She told the same toPat and Mike, too, and I'm goin' to do it better than they do, see if Idon't. Why, they don't walk fine and straight like you do. But I can doit. I larned this morning. " The General laughed. "And what were you peering in at the window for?" "Sure and I wanted to be watchin' your face, so I did. 'Tis my mother assays I'm the born fighter, and she says, 'Look at the General. Does hebe goin' round fightin' in times of peace?
What to read after The Widow O'callaghan's Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zollinger Gulielma to read onlineMoreLess
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