Donald And Dorothy
Donald And Dorothy
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"Then it musthave been Dorry who ran down stairs. It couldn't be though; some one, with a hat on and a short-sleeved pink dress, went by like a flash. " "Don't you know Dorry Reed yet?" laughed Ed, "she is always dressing up. Why, one day when I was there, she came into Don's room dressed like anold woman, --cap, crutch, corked wrinkles and all complete; never sawanything like it. What a little witch she is!" "I think she's an angel!" said Josie, warmly.
"A pretty lively angel!" was Ed's respon...se.
But the tone of admiration was so genuine that it satisfied even JosieManning.
* * * * * "Well!" exclaimed Donald, noting Dorry's strange costume, as he enteredthe room, after shouting a second good-by to Ed Tyler.
"Well!" echoed Dorry, freeing herself from her uncle's arms, and with alittle jump facing Donald, --"what of it? I thought I'd pay Uncle a visitwith my pretty doll-cousin here" (hugging Delia as she spoke), "and hestarted as if I were a ghost. Didn't you, Uncle?" "I suppose I did, " assented Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then it musthave been Dorry who ran down stairs. It couldn't be though; some one, with a hat on and a short-sleeved pink dress, went by like a flash. " "Don't you know Dorry Reed yet?" laughed Ed, "she is always dressing up. Why, one day when I was there, she came into Don's room dressed like anold woman, --cap, crutch, corked wrinkles and all complete; never sawanything like it. What a little witch she is!" "I think she's an angel!" said Josie, warmly.
"A pretty lively angel!" was Ed's respon...se.
But the tone of admiration was so genuine that it satisfied even JosieManning.
* * * * * "Well!" exclaimed Donald, noting Dorry's strange costume, as he enteredthe room, after shouting a second good-by to Ed Tyler.
"Well!" echoed Dorry, freeing herself from her uncle's arms, and with alittle jump facing Donald, --"what of it? I thought I'd pay Uncle a visitwith my pretty doll-cousin here" (hugging Delia as she spoke), "and hestarted as if I were a ghost. Didn't you, Uncle?" "I suppose I did, " assented Mr.
What to read after Donald And Dorothy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mapes Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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