Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 16, April 19, 1914
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--_Selected. _ AN ODD EARTHQUAKE.
After Hiram sowed the field of rye, he left the big wooden rollerstanding in the lane. It was a big roller, almost five feet high! Onesunny forenoon Roy and Dorothy raced up the lane with little black Tripand white Snowball at their heels.
Dorothy was a gay, prancy horse and Roy was a coachman armed with a longwhip. They paused for breath beside the roller. Roy clambered up to thehigh seat and flourished his whip. Dorothy drummed on thehollow-sounding sides wit...h her chubby fingers. Suddenly a loose boardrattled to the ground. Dorothy thrust her curly head inside the roller.
"Oh, what a nice playhouse!" she cried.
Roy got down and peered in.
"So it is, " he cried. "We can live here when it rains, for there's areally roof and a truly floor. " "We'll call it Clover Cottage, " said Dorothy, "for see how thick theclover is all around it. " In about an hour "Clover Cottage" was in perfect order. Pictures andcards were tacked up, and the dolls and the furniture and the dishes allin place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--_Selected. _ AN ODD EARTHQUAKE.
After Hiram sowed the field of rye, he left the big wooden rollerstanding in the lane. It was a big roller, almost five feet high! Onesunny forenoon Roy and Dorothy raced up the lane with little black Tripand white Snowball at their heels.
Dorothy was a gay, prancy horse and Roy was a coachman armed with a longwhip. They paused for breath beside the roller. Roy clambered up to thehigh seat and flourished his whip. Dorothy drummed on thehollow-sounding sides wit...h her chubby fingers. Suddenly a loose boardrattled to the ground. Dorothy thrust her curly head inside the roller.
"Oh, what a nice playhouse!" she cried.
Roy got down and peered in.
"So it is, " he cried. "We can live here when it rains, for there's areally roof and a truly floor. " "We'll call it Clover Cottage, " said Dorothy, "for see how thick theclover is all around it. " In about an hour "Clover Cottage" was in perfect order. Pictures andcards were tacked up, and the dolls and the furniture and the dishes allin place.
What to read after Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 16, April 19, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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