Polly At Sunshine Cottage
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Let's cut cross lots, Molly. It's quicker.
Molly. Guess we'd better. Ma's in an awful hurry for this sugar.
Sadih (to Zee). Dear mel Why didn't you have your flivver here ready to take us home, Mr. Spooner?
Molly. Oh yes, why didn't you?
Zeb. I would have brung it 'stead of this paddy cart if I'd knowed there was goin' to be so many young ladies here — I sure would.
Sadie (looking off stage, R.). Look! Here comes Tom, all out of bi\ath.
POLLY AT SUNSHINE COTTAGE 9 McLLY. Sure enough.
{Enter Tom... Anderson running.) TiSHY, Land o' goshenl What's the matter now! Everybody corces in a whew.
Sadie. Why, Tom, what is it?
Tom {panting and hardly able to talk). I — I'm in an awful hurry. I — I got to telephone for the doctor quick.
{Others crowd around to learn the news. Hi comes out oj store.) Girls. The doctor? Oh dear!
Em. Land sakes! Who's sick?
Tom. B-Bart Hodges. He — he's had a sunstroke.
Molly. O — oh dear! Bart had a sunstroke! Oh dear! Oh dear! {Holds hands to head and nearly falls but is supported by Zeb, who seats her in wheelbarrow.) Zeb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let's cut cross lots, Molly. It's quicker.
Molly. Guess we'd better. Ma's in an awful hurry for this sugar.
Sadih (to Zee). Dear mel Why didn't you have your flivver here ready to take us home, Mr. Spooner?
Molly. Oh yes, why didn't you?
Zeb. I would have brung it 'stead of this paddy cart if I'd knowed there was goin' to be so many young ladies here — I sure would.
Sadie (looking off stage, R.). Look! Here comes Tom, all out of bi\ath.
POLLY AT SUNSHINE COTTAGE 9 McLLY. Sure enough.
{Enter Tom... Anderson running.) TiSHY, Land o' goshenl What's the matter now! Everybody corces in a whew.
Sadie. Why, Tom, what is it?
Tom {panting and hardly able to talk). I — I'm in an awful hurry. I — I got to telephone for the doctor quick.
{Others crowd around to learn the news. Hi comes out oj store.) Girls. The doctor? Oh dear!
Em. Land sakes! Who's sick?
Tom. B-Bart Hodges. He — he's had a sunstroke.
Molly. O — oh dear! Bart had a sunstroke! Oh dear! Oh dear! {Holds hands to head and nearly falls but is supported by Zeb, who seats her in wheelbarrow.) Zeb.
What to read after Polly At Sunshine Cottage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bugbee, Willis N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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