What Happened to Barbara
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Blake had put up for them a bountiful luncheon, which they ate in the wagon, while Charley half -unharnessed took his from a box, which the same good hostess had provided.
"Wife, " said Uncle Karl that evening when they sat at the supper-table, " Barbara 132 WHAT HAPPENED TO BARBARA has had some lessons in table manners since we left home; I expect she'll astonish the down-easters, when she goes back, with her expertness with the knife; we dined with Farmer Quinn on our way. " " Now Uncle Karl ...! " protested Barbara.
" Humph ! " said Aunt Betty with disgust. " I never could bear to see pigs eat ! " CHAPTER XIH IN A BLIZZARD " WIFE, " said Uncle Karl one morning at the breakfast-table, laying down a letter he had just read, " I shall have to go up to Mill- town to settle that business after all ; I can't put it off any longer. " " I knew you ought to go a long time ago, " said Aunt Betty.
" I know you did, " said Uncle Karl meekly ; " but I never seem to get time to do it ; now I must. " Barbara listened eagerly ; Uncle Karl's go- ing away was something she could not endure the thought of ; now she broke in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blake had put up for them a bountiful luncheon, which they ate in the wagon, while Charley half -unharnessed took his from a box, which the same good hostess had provided.
"Wife, " said Uncle Karl that evening when they sat at the supper-table, " Barbara 132 WHAT HAPPENED TO BARBARA has had some lessons in table manners since we left home; I expect she'll astonish the down-easters, when she goes back, with her expertness with the knife; we dined with Farmer Quinn on our way. " " Now Uncle Karl ...! " protested Barbara.
" Humph ! " said Aunt Betty with disgust. " I never could bear to see pigs eat ! " CHAPTER XIH IN A BLIZZARD " WIFE, " said Uncle Karl one morning at the breakfast-table, laying down a letter he had just read, " I shall have to go up to Mill- town to settle that business after all ; I can't put it off any longer. " " I knew you ought to go a long time ago, " said Aunt Betty.
" I know you did, " said Uncle Karl meekly ; " but I never seem to get time to do it ; now I must. " Barbara listened eagerly ; Uncle Karl's go- ing away was something she could not endure the thought of ; now she broke in.
What to read after What Happened to Barbara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Thorne, 1831-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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