The Bobbsey Twins At the County Fair
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Then came the final ride, for though Flossie and Freddie would haveremained and ridden all day, their father knew this was not good forthem. And it was on the last ride that Nan got her brass ring.
"Oh, now I can ride again!" she gayly cried.
"Not now, " her father told her. "If you ride, Flossie and Freddie willwant to, and I'm afraid they'll be ill. " "But what shall I do with the ring?" asked Nan, slipping down off thewooden horse and holding up the brass ring.
"It'll be good to-morrow, " sa...id Bob Guess. "You can keep it, or I'llsave it here for you. " "I guess you'd better keep it, Bob, " said Nan, with a laugh. "I mightlose it. " "I'll save it for you, " promised Bob. "I'll look for you to-morrow. Getyour tickets--your tickets for the merry-go-round!" he cried, as a newcrowd surged up to get on.
"May we have some pop corn?" asked Freddie, when told there were to beno more rides that day.
"And ice-cream?" added Flossie.
"Dear me!" laughed Mr. Bobbsey, "I don't know which will be worse foryou.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came the final ride, for though Flossie and Freddie would haveremained and ridden all day, their father knew this was not good forthem. And it was on the last ride that Nan got her brass ring.
"Oh, now I can ride again!" she gayly cried.
"Not now, " her father told her. "If you ride, Flossie and Freddie willwant to, and I'm afraid they'll be ill. " "But what shall I do with the ring?" asked Nan, slipping down off thewooden horse and holding up the brass ring.
"It'll be good to-morrow, " sa...id Bob Guess. "You can keep it, or I'llsave it here for you. " "I guess you'd better keep it, Bob, " said Nan, with a laugh. "I mightlose it. " "I'll save it for you, " promised Bob. "I'll look for you to-morrow. Getyour tickets--your tickets for the merry-go-round!" he cried, as a newcrowd surged up to get on.
"May we have some pop corn?" asked Freddie, when told there were to beno more rides that day.
"And ice-cream?" added Flossie.
"Dear me!" laughed Mr. Bobbsey, "I don't know which will be worse foryou.
What to read after The Bobbsey Twins At the County Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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