The Wyndham Girls
The Wyndham Girls
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Truce never objected to anything Phyllis chose to do to him; indeed, he had "reversed hydrophobia, " Bab said, for water had such an irresistible fascination for him that HOME-KEEPING HEAETS 143 anything containing it was in danger from his meddle- some little white paws, from the biggest water-pitcher to the most dainty vase.
Phyllis was singing, as usual. The two girls in the room near by heard her chanting, to a tune of her own : "Stay, stay at home, my heart, and rest; Home-keeping hearts a...re happiest, For those that wander they know not where Are full of trouble and full of care ; To stay at home is best. " Then she apparently tired of Longfellow, for there were a few moments of silence and chatter to the kitten alternately. Suddenly she began singing to a swinging, not particularly tuneful tune, like those the little chil- dren use for the games they play in the street. This time it was a funny little song of her own : " Homy and happy, cheery and bright, New tins to left of me, new tins to right, A little white kitten to pet and to cuddle, And purr back my peace when I get in a muddle ; A getting-well mother, three girls, and a cat My joys are so many they 're crowding the flat !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truce never objected to anything Phyllis chose to do to him; indeed, he had "reversed hydrophobia, " Bab said, for water had such an irresistible fascination for him that HOME-KEEPING HEAETS 143 anything containing it was in danger from his meddle- some little white paws, from the biggest water-pitcher to the most dainty vase.
Phyllis was singing, as usual. The two girls in the room near by heard her chanting, to a tune of her own : "Stay, stay at home, my heart, and rest; Home-keeping hearts a...re happiest, For those that wander they know not where Are full of trouble and full of care ; To stay at home is best. " Then she apparently tired of Longfellow, for there were a few moments of silence and chatter to the kitten alternately. Suddenly she began singing to a swinging, not particularly tuneful tune, like those the little chil- dren use for the games they play in the street. This time it was a funny little song of her own : " Homy and happy, cheery and bright, New tins to left of me, new tins to right, A little white kitten to pet and to cuddle, And purr back my peace when I get in a muddle ; A getting-well mother, three girls, and a cat My joys are so many they 're crowding the flat !
What to read after The Wyndham Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Ames Taggart to read onlineMoreLess
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