At the Little Brown House
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These ought to makequite a little jelly. We must have as much as twenty quarts. They don'ttake as long as strawberries. " Thankfully the sisters crawled through the fence and triumphantly boretheir precious burden homeward, still hearing in the distance the angrymutterings of Deacon Skinner's bull.
"Just see the loads of berries we picked!" chorused three happy voices, as the rattling cart came to a standstill before the kitchen door.
"Faith can have all the jelly she wants, and you can make th...e leftoverseeds up in jam, can't you?" "Children!" cried Gail, white to the lips. "Have you been in thatpasture with Mr. Skinner's ugly bull?" "Yes, " they confessed, "but he never came near us. " "I guess he didn't want to leave the grove, " added Peace, marchingcomplacently away to wash her berry-stained hands.
"Don't you ever go there again, " commanded the oldest sister, stilltrembling with fright at what might have happened to the daring berrypickers, but she never thought to question them any further, and Peace'sprank remained a secret for a short time longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These ought to makequite a little jelly. We must have as much as twenty quarts. They don'ttake as long as strawberries. " Thankfully the sisters crawled through the fence and triumphantly boretheir precious burden homeward, still hearing in the distance the angrymutterings of Deacon Skinner's bull.
"Just see the loads of berries we picked!" chorused three happy voices, as the rattling cart came to a standstill before the kitchen door.
"Faith can have all the jelly she wants, and you can make th...e leftoverseeds up in jam, can't you?" "Children!" cried Gail, white to the lips. "Have you been in thatpasture with Mr. Skinner's ugly bull?" "Yes, " they confessed, "but he never came near us. " "I guess he didn't want to leave the grove, " added Peace, marchingcomplacently away to wash her berry-stained hands.
"Don't you ever go there again, " commanded the oldest sister, stilltrembling with fright at what might have happened to the daring berrypickers, but she never thought to question them any further, and Peace'sprank remained a secret for a short time longer.
What to read after At the Little Brown House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Ruth Alberta to read onlineMoreLess
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