At Home
At Home
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33 TRESPASSERS.
1 HE nursery door was left open, So they thought they would come down the stair ; Here are Mabel and Maud at the table, And Dorothy climbing a chair.
If she knew you were here in the kitchen, I wonder what Nursey would say : " O, she 'd say we are ' terrible children, ' But she tells us that day after day. " Why such very round eyes, little Maudie ? " We are wondering, Mabel and I, If the tart is of plums or of cherries ; If it's chicken or meat in the pie. " O Dorothy dear, do ...be careful !
You will fall if you climb up like that ; Or knock down a plate, and poor pussy !
Cook will certainly say " it's the cat. " Now suppose that poor Nursey has missed you : What, Maud, do you say" you "don't care" ? Just turn round your head for a moment ; Who is this with her foot on the stair ?
J 35 DOTS LETTER.
Y/ /\ HERE 'S a picture of Dot, As she sat at her ease With a letter she 'd got ; A true picture of Dot : All her cares she forgot Whilst she read by degrees Through the letter she 'd got, In the chair at her ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33 TRESPASSERS.
1 HE nursery door was left open, So they thought they would come down the stair ; Here are Mabel and Maud at the table, And Dorothy climbing a chair.
If she knew you were here in the kitchen, I wonder what Nursey would say : " O, she 'd say we are ' terrible children, ' But she tells us that day after day. " Why such very round eyes, little Maudie ? " We are wondering, Mabel and I, If the tart is of plums or of cherries ; If it's chicken or meat in the pie. " O Dorothy dear, do ...be careful !
You will fall if you climb up like that ; Or knock down a plate, and poor pussy !
Cook will certainly say " it's the cat. " Now suppose that poor Nursey has missed you : What, Maud, do you say" you "don't care" ? Just turn round your head for a moment ; Who is this with her foot on the stair ?
J 35 DOTS LETTER.
Y/ /\ HERE 'S a picture of Dot, As she sat at her ease With a letter she 'd got ; A true picture of Dot : All her cares she forgot Whilst she read by degrees Through the letter she 'd got, In the chair at her ease.
What to read after At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John G Sowerby to read onlineMoreLess
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