Scattered Leaves
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Andrews 14 Sisters of Mercy . As soon as we stepped off the bus, we saw Alanis's grandfather coming down the driveway. He was walking so quickly and looked so upset that I thought Great-aunt Frances had told him about our trip tomorrow after all and, despite what Alanis planned to say, he knew she was up to something. Her lies wouldn't work as easily with him as they did with other people.
"I want you over to our house right off. Alanis," he said as we walked up. He pointed to it. "You just get ...yourself over there right now," "Why?" she cried. "I'm living in Miss Wilkens's house." "Why? I don't care if you've moved into Miss Wilkens's house to be with Jordan, but you still have chores to do at our house." "Why can't Mama do it?" He looked away. "It's not fair," she shouted. "I'm doing all her work at Miss Wilkens's house. ain't I? There's not half as much to do in your house. Granddad," He glanced at me and then in a softer voice said. "She's not here." It was almost a whisper. "Well, where is she?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrews 14 Sisters of Mercy . As soon as we stepped off the bus, we saw Alanis's grandfather coming down the driveway. He was walking so quickly and looked so upset that I thought Great-aunt Frances had told him about our trip tomorrow after all and, despite what Alanis planned to say, he knew she was up to something. Her lies wouldn't work as easily with him as they did with other people.
"I want you over to our house right off. Alanis," he said as we walked up. He pointed to it. "You just get ...yourself over there right now," "Why?" she cried. "I'm living in Miss Wilkens's house." "Why? I don't care if you've moved into Miss Wilkens's house to be with Jordan, but you still have chores to do at our house." "Why can't Mama do it?" He looked away. "It's not fair," she shouted. "I'm doing all her work at Miss Wilkens's house. ain't I? There's not half as much to do in your house. Granddad," He glanced at me and then in a softer voice said. "She's not here." It was almost a whisper. "Well, where is she?
What to read after Scattered Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, V. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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