Christmas At Stebbinses'
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Joe. I 11 git a cushion fer ye ter fall on ef ye want me to, Jake.
Hettie. Now do be quiet an' git these greens up 'fore the city lady comes in! [Jake climbs on chair and hangs evergreens on wall. Some can he made into a wreath; some can he fastened to string for a festoon, and some hunches merely hung on nails over pictures and at hack of stage. Hettie can pin some hunches on the curtains.
Mary directs Jake as he hangs greens, while Tom and Joe hand him decorations.] Jake. An' now how 's this ...fer a Merry Christmas? [Looks proudly at work, still standing on chair.] 18 CHRISTMAS AT STEBBINSES' Mary. Sho, we can't tell till ye git down; yer thet green we keep gittin' ye mixed up with the deckyrations. [All laugh as Jake gets down.] Joe. I think it looks jes' fine! We'll hev a lovely time ter-morrer with our presents, an' the Christmas dinner, an ' thet nice lady f er comp 'ny.
Hettie. Let 's go help 'er string popcorn, Joey.
Joe. All right. [Exeunt Hettie and Joe.] Tom. Me, too ! I 'm beginnin ' ter like the icick, I swan I be !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe. I 11 git a cushion fer ye ter fall on ef ye want me to, Jake.
Hettie. Now do be quiet an' git these greens up 'fore the city lady comes in! [Jake climbs on chair and hangs evergreens on wall. Some can he made into a wreath; some can he fastened to string for a festoon, and some hunches merely hung on nails over pictures and at hack of stage. Hettie can pin some hunches on the curtains.
Mary directs Jake as he hangs greens, while Tom and Joe hand him decorations.] Jake. An' now how 's this ...fer a Merry Christmas? [Looks proudly at work, still standing on chair.] 18 CHRISTMAS AT STEBBINSES' Mary. Sho, we can't tell till ye git down; yer thet green we keep gittin' ye mixed up with the deckyrations. [All laugh as Jake gets down.] Joe. I think it looks jes' fine! We'll hev a lovely time ter-morrer with our presents, an' the Christmas dinner, an ' thet nice lady f er comp 'ny.
Hettie. Let 's go help 'er string popcorn, Joey.
Joe. All right. [Exeunt Hettie and Joe.] Tom. Me, too ! I 'm beginnin ' ter like the icick, I swan I be !
What to read after Christmas At Stebbinses'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irish, Marie. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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