Dorothy Deane a Childrens Story
Dorothy Deane a Childrens Story
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"What difference does it make, anyhow?" said Marcia. But they unpacked themselves, and packed themselves up anew, and Gay could now sit down contentedly on the hard floor, say- ing to himself that girls did not know things. They might think they knew ; they might put on airs and pretend to know, but they did n't.
" Now, Poky ! " said Marcia. " Get up, Poky. " And, strange to say, Poky did get up. Off they went down the drive, between the rows of maple-trees ; out of the open back gate into the ...lane ; down the lane towards the river. Before they crossed the railroad track they paused, as Jerusha had directed, looked up, looked down, waited, and listened. The dogs, too, stopped short, cocked their heads on one side, and looked and listened. Nothing was to be seen ; nothing was to be heard.
Across the track they went. Here they were safe in the fern-bordered lane. All four of them 186 DOROTHY DEANE now looked at the others and smiled. Oh, how delightful this was ! Usually they toiled along this road on foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What difference does it make, anyhow?" said Marcia. But they unpacked themselves, and packed themselves up anew, and Gay could now sit down contentedly on the hard floor, say- ing to himself that girls did not know things. They might think they knew ; they might put on airs and pretend to know, but they did n't.
" Now, Poky ! " said Marcia. " Get up, Poky. " And, strange to say, Poky did get up. Off they went down the drive, between the rows of maple-trees ; out of the open back gate into the ...lane ; down the lane towards the river. Before they crossed the railroad track they paused, as Jerusha had directed, looked up, looked down, waited, and listened. The dogs, too, stopped short, cocked their heads on one side, and looked and listened. Nothing was to be seen ; nothing was to be heard.
Across the track they went. Here they were safe in the fern-bordered lane. All four of them 186 DOROTHY DEANE now looked at the others and smiled. Oh, how delightful this was ! Usually they toiled along this road on foot.
What to read after Dorothy Deane a Childrens Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Olney Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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