Those Brewster Children
Those Brewster Children
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" "Where c'd we get the water?" inquired Doris, with an unbelieving! sniff* " Mother; wouldn't let us get it in the kitchen. " " Out of our hose pipe, " said Master Stan- ford grandly. The Brewsters owned no hose, and this fact was a perpetual source of griev- ance in summer time. " I'll run her right un- der the hedge into your yard, " continued the proprietor of the hose generously, " an' let her swizzle ! " " Oh my ! " gasped the small Brewsters in excited chorus.
114 Those Brewster Children... "Well; are you goin* to do it?" Carroll shook his head. "We promised mother we wouldn't get wet, " he observed with an air of superior virtue. " 'N we always mind our mother, don't we, Doris? at least I do. Doris doesn't always. But she's a girl. " Master Stanford cackled with derision. " Aw you're a terrible good boy, aren't you ? " he crowed. "My father says you're a reg'lar prig. He says he'd larrup me, if I was always braggin' 'bout bein' so good the way you do. He says I haven't anythin' to brag of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Where c'd we get the water?" inquired Doris, with an unbelieving! sniff* " Mother; wouldn't let us get it in the kitchen. " " Out of our hose pipe, " said Master Stan- ford grandly. The Brewsters owned no hose, and this fact was a perpetual source of griev- ance in summer time. " I'll run her right un- der the hedge into your yard, " continued the proprietor of the hose generously, " an' let her swizzle ! " " Oh my ! " gasped the small Brewsters in excited chorus.
114 Those Brewster Children... "Well; are you goin* to do it?" Carroll shook his head. "We promised mother we wouldn't get wet, " he observed with an air of superior virtue. " 'N we always mind our mother, don't we, Doris? at least I do. Doris doesn't always. But she's a girl. " Master Stanford cackled with derision. " Aw you're a terrible good boy, aren't you ? " he crowed. "My father says you're a reg'lar prig. He says he'd larrup me, if I was always braggin' 'bout bein' so good the way you do. He says I haven't anythin' to brag of.
What to read after Those Brewster Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Wilkins Freeman And Florence Morse Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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