Dick And Dolly
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" How do you do? " she said, in louder tones, and held out her hand.
Miss Abbie also approached, and said " Good- afternoon," and extended her hand, but ap- parently the visitor had no intention of stopping her reading.
With no thought other than that the lady was deaf or exceedingly preoccupied. Miss Rachel stepped nearer, and said very loudly: " Good-afternoon ! " Still no response, and now Miss Rachel be- came frightened.
" She has had a stroke or something," she ex- claimed, and, stooping, ...she peered into the stranger's face.
" Oh, Abbie ! her cheek is hurt I Somebody has struck her, or thrown a stone at her. How dreadful!" Miss Abbie fluttered about.
" Oh, Rachel ! How awful ! What shall we do? Call for help, but don't let the children come here." [151] Dick and Dolly "Yes, let us come," cried Dick, as he and Dolly danced toward the group. " Let us come, she's our friend; she's Lady Eliza Dusenbury.'* "What do you mean?" cried Miss Rachel.
" This lady has been hurt somehow. Go and call Hannah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How do you do? " she said, in louder tones, and held out her hand.
Miss Abbie also approached, and said " Good- afternoon," and extended her hand, but ap- parently the visitor had no intention of stopping her reading.
With no thought other than that the lady was deaf or exceedingly preoccupied. Miss Rachel stepped nearer, and said very loudly: " Good-afternoon ! " Still no response, and now Miss Rachel be- came frightened.
" She has had a stroke or something," she ex- claimed, and, stooping, ...she peered into the stranger's face.
" Oh, Abbie ! her cheek is hurt I Somebody has struck her, or thrown a stone at her. How dreadful!" Miss Abbie fluttered about.
" Oh, Rachel ! How awful ! What shall we do? Call for help, but don't let the children come here." [151] Dick and Dolly "Yes, let us come," cried Dick, as he and Dolly danced toward the group. " Let us come, she's our friend; she's Lady Eliza Dusenbury.'* "What do you mean?" cried Miss Rachel.
" This lady has been hurt somehow. Go and call Hannah.
What to read after Dick And Dolly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells, Carolyn, D. 1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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