Our Young Folks At Home And Abroad
Our Young Folks At Home And Abroad
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But he could not find one. Then he looked at the tree again. "I wish Ihad one, " he thought.
Ah, Tommy, Tommy, the best thing for you to do is to run away as fastas you can!
But Tommy didn't do any such thing. He kept looking at the apples andwishing he had one. Then he thought, "I'll just climb up and look atthem. " And now, of course, you can guess what happened. Tommy climbed up, andtried the apples with his thumb to see if they were ripe. Then hereached out to get a fine big one, and the br...anch broke, and over hewent, with the branch, and the sign, and a shower of apples, into Mr. Allen's garden.
The dog ran out barking furiously, and Mr. Allen, who was just eatinghis breakfast, came out too, and little May Allen, to see what was thematter.
How ashamed Tommy felt! "Trying to steal some of my apples, were you, eh?" said Mr. Allen, and Tommy could not answer a word.
Little May Allen felt very sorry for him. "Can't you give him someapples, papa?" she said.
"No, " said Mr. Allen; "if he had come and asked me I would have givenhim some gladly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he could not find one. Then he looked at the tree again. "I wish Ihad one, " he thought.
Ah, Tommy, Tommy, the best thing for you to do is to run away as fastas you can!
But Tommy didn't do any such thing. He kept looking at the apples andwishing he had one. Then he thought, "I'll just climb up and look atthem. " And now, of course, you can guess what happened. Tommy climbed up, andtried the apples with his thumb to see if they were ripe. Then hereached out to get a fine big one, and the br...anch broke, and over hewent, with the branch, and the sign, and a shower of apples, into Mr. Allen's garden.
The dog ran out barking furiously, and Mr. Allen, who was just eatinghis breakfast, came out too, and little May Allen, to see what was thematter.
How ashamed Tommy felt! "Trying to steal some of my apples, were you, eh?" said Mr. Allen, and Tommy could not answer a word.
Little May Allen felt very sorry for him. "Can't you give him someapples, papa?" she said.
"No, " said Mr. Allen; "if he had come and asked me I would have givenhim some gladly.
What to read after Our Young Folks At Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dale Daphne to read onlineMoreLess
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