The William Henry Letters
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87 work, besides carryalls for dry and for rainy weather^ and riding wagons, because they were handy.
For all the Summer Sweeting folks were hard workers, they knew how to get up a good time, and enjoyed it too, as we shall see by the account of one which Dorry gives in the following letter : Dorry to his Sister. DEAR Sis, O, we ve hurrahed and hurrahed and hurrahed our selves hoarse ! Such a bully time ! You d better be lieve the old horses went some ! And that hay-cart went rattle and bump, r...attle and thump, seemed as if we should jolt to pieces ! But I ve counted myself all over, and believe I m all here ! Bubby Short s throat is so sore that all he can do is to lie flat on the floor and wink his eyes. You see we cheered at every house, and they came running to their windows, and some cheered back again, and some waved and some laughed, and all of them stared. But part of the way was through the woods.
This morning Billy and Bubby Short and I went over to Aunt Phebe s of an errand, to borrow a cup of dough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87 work, besides carryalls for dry and for rainy weather^ and riding wagons, because they were handy.
For all the Summer Sweeting folks were hard workers, they knew how to get up a good time, and enjoyed it too, as we shall see by the account of one which Dorry gives in the following letter : Dorry to his Sister. DEAR Sis, O, we ve hurrahed and hurrahed and hurrahed our selves hoarse ! Such a bully time ! You d better be lieve the old horses went some ! And that hay-cart went rattle and bump, r...attle and thump, seemed as if we should jolt to pieces ! But I ve counted myself all over, and believe I m all here ! Bubby Short s throat is so sore that all he can do is to lie flat on the floor and wink his eyes. You see we cheered at every house, and they came running to their windows, and some cheered back again, and some waved and some laughed, and all of them stared. But part of the way was through the woods.
This morning Billy and Bubby Short and I went over to Aunt Phebe s of an errand, to borrow a cup of dough.
What to read after The William Henry Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abby Morton Diaz to read onlineMoreLess
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