The House in the Woods
The House in the Woods
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" " I know," I answered ; " but why did n't you wait until morning ? " " Well, I wanted to get them done. I thought maybe you would n't need me in the morning." " Oh, I will need you, for there 's plenty to be done here yet." "Yes, yes," he said. "There 's always something to do around a place like this." That evening he returned, bringing a pail of raspberries little John and Hughie had picked for us.
"Why did n't you wait until the morn- [242] Digitized by Google JUDGMENT ing," asked Nancy, "...and save that long walk over?" " I did n't mind the walk. They were hav- ing a great time when I got home. The pigs had all got out. Oh, my gosh, I guess there must have been a hundred of them, little and big. They were in the woods and in the oat- field and scattered all over the flats. My gosh, we had great fun chasing the little devils and getting 'em back in again." " Well, did you get them all ? " " Yes, yes. Oh, they had to come." " Well, I should think you 'd be tired," said Nancy. " Are n't you, now ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I know," I answered ; " but why did n't you wait until morning ? " " Well, I wanted to get them done. I thought maybe you would n't need me in the morning." " Oh, I will need you, for there 's plenty to be done here yet." "Yes, yes," he said. "There 's always something to do around a place like this." That evening he returned, bringing a pail of raspberries little John and Hughie had picked for us.
"Why did n't you wait until the morn- [242] Digitized by Google JUDGMENT ing," asked Nancy, "...and save that long walk over?" " I did n't mind the walk. They were hav- ing a great time when I got home. The pigs had all got out. Oh, my gosh, I guess there must have been a hundred of them, little and big. They were in the woods and in the oat- field and scattered all over the flats. My gosh, we had great fun chasing the little devils and getting 'em back in again." " Well, did you get them all ? " " Yes, yes. Oh, they had to come." " Well, I should think you 'd be tired," said Nancy. " Are n't you, now ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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