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"This is different; there's some fun in this, " said Link. "Rufe and Wadhave been at work like sixty; and we wanted to see how big a pile wecould make. " All praised the performance; and Mrs. Betterson so far forgot herself asto say she felt rich now, with so much nice, dry, split wood in thehouse.
"But what a remark, " she added immediately, turning to Vinnie, "for oneof _our_ family to make!" "I was never so proud of my brothers!" said Cecie. "If I was only wellenough, how I should like to he...lp pile up that wood!" "Dear Cecie!" cried Vinnie, embracing her, "I wish you _were_ wellenough! And I hope you will be some time. " The wood was all disposed of that afternoon, and the boys concluded thatthey had had a pretty good time over it.
"Now we can loaf for a whole week, and make a business of it, " said Wad.
"There's one more job that ought to be done, " said Rufe. "Thatpotato-patch. We can't keep the pigs out of it, and it's time thepotatoes were dug. " "I s'pose so, " said Wad. "Wish we had a hired man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is different; there's some fun in this, " said Link. "Rufe and Wadhave been at work like sixty; and we wanted to see how big a pile wecould make. " All praised the performance; and Mrs. Betterson so far forgot herself asto say she felt rich now, with so much nice, dry, split wood in thehouse.
"But what a remark, " she added immediately, turning to Vinnie, "for oneof _our_ family to make!" "I was never so proud of my brothers!" said Cecie. "If I was only wellenough, how I should like to he...lp pile up that wood!" "Dear Cecie!" cried Vinnie, embracing her, "I wish you _were_ wellenough! And I hope you will be some time. " The wood was all disposed of that afternoon, and the boys concluded thatthey had had a pretty good time over it.
"Now we can loaf for a whole week, and make a business of it, " said Wad.
"There's one more job that ought to be done, " said Rufe. "Thatpotato-patch. We can't keep the pigs out of it, and it's time thepotatoes were dug. " "I s'pose so, " said Wad. "Wish we had a hired man.
What to read after The Young Surveyor;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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