Angus And Sadie
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Missus said it was time to gather blueberries for jam. The machines that came to cut and bale the hay were large, and loud, and dangerous, and Mister had to give all of his attention to that job. So Missus took both Sadie and Angus with her to the blueberry fields, which were on high land in the hills beyond the woods. To get there, Missus needed the tractor, with a cart attached behind it.
“I like driving the tractor on the old logging trails,” Missus said. “It’s an adventure, the way it bounce...s and lurches. It’s a test of my strength.”
“Stick to the roads,” Mister warned her. “I don’t want to have to come pull you out of some ditch.”
“There are no roads,” she laughed, “so there can’t be ditches. But I’ll stick to the ruts.”
“The dogs should ride in the cart,” Mister decided. “They’ll distract you if they’re in the cab.”
Once Missus was seated up in the tractor cab, and the motor was rumbling, Angus jumped up into the cart. Sadie didn’t want to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Missus said it was time to gather blueberries for jam. The machines that came to cut and bale the hay were large, and loud, and dangerous, and Mister had to give all of his attention to that job. So Missus took both Sadie and Angus with her to the blueberry fields, which were on high land in the hills beyond the woods. To get there, Missus needed the tractor, with a cart attached behind it.
“I like driving the tractor on the old logging trails,” Missus said. “It’s an adventure, the way it bounce...s and lurches. It’s a test of my strength.”
“Stick to the roads,” Mister warned her. “I don’t want to have to come pull you out of some ditch.”
“There are no roads,” she laughed, “so there can’t be ditches. But I’ll stick to the ruts.”
“The dogs should ride in the cart,” Mister decided. “They’ll distract you if they’re in the cab.”
Once Missus was seated up in the tractor cab, and the motor was rumbling, Angus jumped up into the cart. Sadie didn’t want to.
What to read after Angus And Sadie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Voigt to read onlineMoreLess
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