Poor Little Rich Girl
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‘Oh, Hester, I do love Daddy’s letters. They are always exciting and quite often he tells me about my friends, if you can call them friends, that is. Last time he wrote, he told me how naughty Arnold Cuthbertson had been.’ She giggled, sliding into her seat and picking up her porridge spoon. ‘Doesn’t the cold make one hungry, Hester? I took Kitty down to play in the snow but she didn’t like it one bit. She picked up her paws one at a time and shook them, then she sneezed and went hoppity hop bac...k into the house.’ She took a large spoonful of porridge and crammed it into her mouth, then began to wrench at the envelope. ‘Daddy said that Arnie Cuthbertson put a big dead bull-frog in a guest’s bed and nearly made her faint. She’s got ever such a funny name – the guest I mean – she’s called Miss Bright. Daddy says she’s ever so nice and was a real sport about the bull-frog, but Mr Cuthbertson didn’t think it was funny and wouldn’t let Arnie ride his pony or go on a picnic for a whole week.’ ‘That sounds fair,’ Hester said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Oh, Hester, I do love Daddy’s letters. They are always exciting and quite often he tells me about my friends, if you can call them friends, that is. Last time he wrote, he told me how naughty Arnold Cuthbertson had been.’ She giggled, sliding into her seat and picking up her porridge spoon. ‘Doesn’t the cold make one hungry, Hester? I took Kitty down to play in the snow but she didn’t like it one bit. She picked up her paws one at a time and shook them, then she sneezed and went hoppity hop bac...k into the house.’ She took a large spoonful of porridge and crammed it into her mouth, then began to wrench at the envelope. ‘Daddy said that Arnie Cuthbertson put a big dead bull-frog in a guest’s bed and nearly made her faint. She’s got ever such a funny name – the guest I mean – she’s called Miss Bright. Daddy says she’s ever so nice and was a real sport about the bull-frog, but Mr Cuthbertson didn’t think it was funny and wouldn’t let Arnie ride his pony or go on a picnic for a whole week.’ ‘That sounds fair,’ Hester said.
What to read after Poor Little Rich Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Flynn to read onlineMoreLess
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