Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
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"Asia, dustoff a cheer fer Miss Lucy. That's right; now, lemme help you offwith yer things. " "Lemme hold the muff!" cried Australia.
"No, me--me!" shrieked Europena.
A center rush ensued, during which the muff was threatened withimmediate annihilation. The umpire interfered.
"Australia Wiggs, you go set in the corner with yer face to thewall. Europena, come here!" She lifted the wailing little girl toher lap, and looked her sternly in the eye. "If you don't hush thisminute, I'll spank your dol...l!" The awful threat was sufficient. Mrs. Wiggs had long ago discoveredthe most effectual way of punishing Europena.
When peace was restored, Lucy looked about her. In each window was apiece of holly tied with a bit of red calico, and on the partlycleared table she saw the remains of a real Christmas dinner.
"We had a grand dinner to-day, " said Mrs. Wiggs, following herglance. "Mr. Bob sent the turkey; we et all we wanted, an' got'nough left fer the rest of the week, countin' hash an' soup an'all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Asia, dustoff a cheer fer Miss Lucy. That's right; now, lemme help you offwith yer things. " "Lemme hold the muff!" cried Australia.
"No, me--me!" shrieked Europena.
A center rush ensued, during which the muff was threatened withimmediate annihilation. The umpire interfered.
"Australia Wiggs, you go set in the corner with yer face to thewall. Europena, come here!" She lifted the wailing little girl toher lap, and looked her sternly in the eye. "If you don't hush thisminute, I'll spank your dol...l!" The awful threat was sufficient. Mrs. Wiggs had long ago discoveredthe most effectual way of punishing Europena.
When peace was restored, Lucy looked about her. In each window was apiece of holly tied with a bit of red calico, and on the partlycleared table she saw the remains of a real Christmas dinner.
"We had a grand dinner to-day, " said Mrs. Wiggs, following herglance. "Mr. Bob sent the turkey; we et all we wanted, an' got'nough left fer the rest of the week, countin' hash an' soup an'all.
What to read after Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hegan Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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