Home Spun Yarns
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Herbert packed his goodies; and, as he travelled countryward, he thought of the " pure, disinterested love of childhood. " The children, Will, Johnnie, and Prissie, were play- ing horse, the horse being a good, steady log, --but they rode with such spirit that little Growl, their dog, nearly wagged his small tail off in excitement. As their uncle passed them on his way to the house to speak to his sister for a few minutes, he said, " I shall leave a bag of candy for you. " This pleasing news ma...de the bright eyes shine brighter, but they were too much interested in driving to leave it even for candy. Mr. Brown made his call, and was passing down the schoolhouse hill, where the children were at play, on his way to the train. " Well, good-by, children ! " he said, " I am going. " " Did you leave that candy in that bag ? " inquired Prissie anxiously. " Yes. " " All the candy in that bag ? " " Yes ! " said the devoted uncle. " Well, good-by, then. " But, for all that, Uncle Herbert believes the children love him better than candy ; and he is right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herbert packed his goodies; and, as he travelled countryward, he thought of the " pure, disinterested love of childhood. " The children, Will, Johnnie, and Prissie, were play- ing horse, the horse being a good, steady log, --but they rode with such spirit that little Growl, their dog, nearly wagged his small tail off in excitement. As their uncle passed them on his way to the house to speak to his sister for a few minutes, he said, " I shall leave a bag of candy for you. " This pleasing news ma...de the bright eyes shine brighter, but they were too much interested in driving to leave it even for candy. Mr. Brown made his call, and was passing down the schoolhouse hill, where the children were at play, on his way to the train. " Well, good-by, children ! " he said, " I am going. " " Did you leave that candy in that bag ? " inquired Prissie anxiously. " Yes. " " All the candy in that bag ? " " Yes ! " said the devoted uncle. " Well, good-by, then. " But, for all that, Uncle Herbert believes the children love him better than candy ; and he is right.
What to read after Home Spun Yarns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Abbot Rand to read onlineMoreLess
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