What Two Children Did
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"Well, I didn't know, " she said. "I thought I'd like to ask you somequestions about him if you were. We have had a good deal about him atSunday-school lately. I'm studying my lessons nowadays for a prize; theyare going to give a sacrilegious picture to the child that knows herverses the best by Easter, and I think maybe I'll get it, for I'm onlyabout next to the worst now. " "How many are there of you?" "O, a lot; but if I do get it, I shall ask for a goat and cart instead. We have plenty of p...ictures at home, but we are much in need of a goatand cart. " Peter had a peculiar habit, Ethelwyn afterwards told her grandmother, ofshaking after she had talked to him awhile, and gurgling down in histhroat. She felt sorry for him. "He was prob'ly not feeling well; maybewhat Aunt Mandy calls chilling, " she said.
She found grandmother making pumpkin pies, for the minister and his wifewere coming to dinner the next day. Grandmother was famous for makingpumpkin pies, and never allowed any one else to make them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, I didn't know, " she said. "I thought I'd like to ask you somequestions about him if you were. We have had a good deal about him atSunday-school lately. I'm studying my lessons nowadays for a prize; theyare going to give a sacrilegious picture to the child that knows herverses the best by Easter, and I think maybe I'll get it, for I'm onlyabout next to the worst now. " "How many are there of you?" "O, a lot; but if I do get it, I shall ask for a goat and cart instead. We have plenty of p...ictures at home, but we are much in need of a goatand cart. " Peter had a peculiar habit, Ethelwyn afterwards told her grandmother, ofshaking after she had talked to him awhile, and gurgling down in histhroat. She felt sorry for him. "He was prob'ly not feeling well; maybewhat Aunt Mandy calls chilling, " she said.
She found grandmother making pumpkin pies, for the minister and his wifewere coming to dinner the next day. Grandmother was famous for makingpumpkin pies, and never allowed any one else to make them.
What to read after What Two Children Did?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chittenden Charlotte E. to read onlineMoreLess
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