Mary Jane's City Home
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" She jumped up and ran over to her mother. "Mother!" she announced, "Mary Jane's never seen a monkey--never! Can't we take her up to the Zooand show 'em to her?" "Never seen a monkey!" exclaimed Mrs. Holden and she was as surprised asBetty had been, "are you sure?" "Yes, Betty's right, " said Mrs. Merrill. "Mary Jane has seen a great manythings for a little girl who has just had her sixth birthday. But shehasn't seen a monkey. Her father and I were saying only last night that wemust take the g...irls up to the Zoo as soon as possible. " "Let's all go next Saturday, " suggested Mrs. Holden, "no, we can't go nextSaturday because the girls and I have some shopping to do. Let's go a weekfrom Saturday. By that time the restaurant in Lincoln Park will be open. The way we do, " she explained to the Merrills, "is to take our lunch, apicnic lunch, with us. We start up about eleven, eat over by the lake andthen have the whole afternoon for watching the animals; we eat dinner inthat nice restaurant, before dark, and then come home in the earlyevening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She jumped up and ran over to her mother. "Mother!" she announced, "Mary Jane's never seen a monkey--never! Can't we take her up to the Zooand show 'em to her?" "Never seen a monkey!" exclaimed Mrs. Holden and she was as surprised asBetty had been, "are you sure?" "Yes, Betty's right, " said Mrs. Merrill. "Mary Jane has seen a great manythings for a little girl who has just had her sixth birthday. But shehasn't seen a monkey. Her father and I were saying only last night that wemust take the g...irls up to the Zoo as soon as possible. " "Let's all go next Saturday, " suggested Mrs. Holden, "no, we can't go nextSaturday because the girls and I have some shopping to do. Let's go a weekfrom Saturday. By that time the restaurant in Lincoln Park will be open. The way we do, " she explained to the Merrills, "is to take our lunch, apicnic lunch, with us. We start up about eleven, eat over by the lake andthen have the whole afternoon for watching the animals; we eat dinner inthat nice restaurant, before dark, and then come home in the earlyevening.
What to read after Mary Jane's City Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judson Clara Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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