A Dismal Thing to Do (2012)
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It was half-past eight before Annabelle got them all gathered around the breakfast table for fried eggs, fried ham, hot biscuits, and a few other things. Bert and the boys had been out to the barn, of course, because the livestock always came first, and Julius had got his saucer of cut-up ham, not that Julius exactly counted as livestock.
“Ol’ Jule’s just one of the farmhands like the rest of us,” Charlie was arguing. “You spoil him, Ma. Go filling him up with ham and he won’t want to be bothere...d catching the mice.”
“How’d you like to get stuck with a cold mouse for breakfast?” Ed yelled back.
“Could we please change the subject?” Janet asked her nephews. “I feel a bit queasy.”
“You do?” exclaimed Annabelle.
“It’s not that kind of queasy,” Janet protested, knowing full well what was in her sister-in-law’s mind. “But I think I’ll skip the ham and eggs all the same, if you don’t mind. In fact, I think I’ll go on back to bed for a while.”
Madoc leaped up so fast he upset his chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was half-past eight before Annabelle got them all gathered around the breakfast table for fried eggs, fried ham, hot biscuits, and a few other things. Bert and the boys had been out to the barn, of course, because the livestock always came first, and Julius had got his saucer of cut-up ham, not that Julius exactly counted as livestock.
“Ol’ Jule’s just one of the farmhands like the rest of us,” Charlie was arguing. “You spoil him, Ma. Go filling him up with ham and he won’t want to be bothere...d catching the mice.”
“How’d you like to get stuck with a cold mouse for breakfast?” Ed yelled back.
“Could we please change the subject?” Janet asked her nephews. “I feel a bit queasy.”
“You do?” exclaimed Annabelle.
“It’s not that kind of queasy,” Janet protested, knowing full well what was in her sister-in-law’s mind. “But I think I’ll skip the ham and eggs all the same, if you don’t mind. In fact, I think I’ll go on back to bed for a while.”
Madoc leaped up so fast he upset his chair.
What to read after A Dismal Thing to Do?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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