Teddy
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I know where you'll find him. Mary is helping Molly making apie, and he's certain to be in the kitchen dabbling in the paste. " "All right!" said Cissy; and presently her little musical voice could beheard calling through the house, "Teddy! Teddy!" as she ran along thepassage towards the back.
Bye and bye, however, she returned to the parlour unsuccessful.
"I can't see him anywhere, " she said. "He's not with Mary, or in thegarden, or anywhere!" "Oh, that boy!" exclaimed Conny. "He's up to some... mischief again, andmust have gone down to the village or somewhere against papa's orders. Do you know where he is, Liz?" "No, " replied the young sempstress, taking the pins out of her mouthfurtively, seeing that Conny was looking at her. "He ran out of thehouse before we had finished dinner, and took Puck with him. " "Then he has gone off on one of his wild pranks, " said her elder sister, rising up and putting all the stockings into her work-basket. "I willgo and speak to papa. " The vicar had just finished the "thirdly, brethren, " of his sermon; andhe was just cogitating how to bring in his "lastly, " and that favourite"word more in conclusion" with which he generally wound up the weeklydiscourse he gave his congregation, when Conny tapped at the study doortimidly awaiting permission to enter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know where you'll find him. Mary is helping Molly making apie, and he's certain to be in the kitchen dabbling in the paste. " "All right!" said Cissy; and presently her little musical voice could beheard calling through the house, "Teddy! Teddy!" as she ran along thepassage towards the back.
Bye and bye, however, she returned to the parlour unsuccessful.
"I can't see him anywhere, " she said. "He's not with Mary, or in thegarden, or anywhere!" "Oh, that boy!" exclaimed Conny. "He's up to some... mischief again, andmust have gone down to the village or somewhere against papa's orders. Do you know where he is, Liz?" "No, " replied the young sempstress, taking the pins out of her mouthfurtively, seeing that Conny was looking at her. "He ran out of thehouse before we had finished dinner, and took Puck with him. " "Then he has gone off on one of his wild pranks, " said her elder sister, rising up and putting all the stockings into her work-basket. "I willgo and speak to papa. " The vicar had just finished the "thirdly, brethren, " of his sermon; andhe was just cogitating how to bring in his "lastly, " and that favourite"word more in conclusion" with which he generally wound up the weeklydiscourse he gave his congregation, when Conny tapped at the study doortimidly awaiting permission to enter.
What to read after Teddy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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