The Haven Children Or Frolics At the Funny Old House On Funny Street
The Haven Children Or Frolics At the Funny Old House On Funny Street
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Do you mind, Hugh, now him that's gone, and Meg, was like colts together. Ah ! ah ! ah ! Well, just take the old creeter, and put the little sick youngling on the saddle, and I give you my word for it, 'old Meg has that sense she'll steer clear off from every stone to spare jolting the bairnie, and if you'd just say to Master John as I ain't able to leave my team, but if he wouldn't mind stepping across here, I'd gin him the heartiest grip these old horny hands could wring out, and The Haven Ch...ildren.
show him as pretty a piece of meadow-land as he'll see this side of York State ; and Hugh/ he called out, 'bear my manners to Miss Emma, and tell her our folks will never forgive, if I don't prevail on her to stay and take a dish of tea with us, and say I should admire to have her look at us down here/ " " That's a capital idea of good Farmer Brown's, Hugh, so trot out old Meg, and my patient little boy shall ride off in fine style, and visit all the old farm's nooks and cor- ners/' Little Bear could scarcely believe his own eyes when Hugh appeared, leading with great delight the dapple-flanked, mild-eyed old Meg, the farmer's pride; and when he learned that on the gentle horse's back, with Papa and Hugh on either side, he was to make the tour of the old Brown Farm, and visit his sisters The Haven Children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you mind, Hugh, now him that's gone, and Meg, was like colts together. Ah ! ah ! ah ! Well, just take the old creeter, and put the little sick youngling on the saddle, and I give you my word for it, 'old Meg has that sense she'll steer clear off from every stone to spare jolting the bairnie, and if you'd just say to Master John as I ain't able to leave my team, but if he wouldn't mind stepping across here, I'd gin him the heartiest grip these old horny hands could wring out, and The Haven Ch...ildren.
show him as pretty a piece of meadow-land as he'll see this side of York State ; and Hugh/ he called out, 'bear my manners to Miss Emma, and tell her our folks will never forgive, if I don't prevail on her to stay and take a dish of tea with us, and say I should admire to have her look at us down here/ " " That's a capital idea of good Farmer Brown's, Hugh, so trot out old Meg, and my patient little boy shall ride off in fine style, and visit all the old farm's nooks and cor- ners/' Little Bear could scarcely believe his own eyes when Hugh appeared, leading with great delight the dapple-flanked, mild-eyed old Meg, the farmer's pride; and when he learned that on the gentle horse's back, with Papa and Hugh on either side, he was to make the tour of the old Brown Farm, and visit his sisters The Haven Children.
What to read after The Haven Children Or Frolics At the Funny Old House On Funny Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilie Foster Halsey Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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