The Island Or Playing At Robinson Crusoe
The Island Or Playing At Robinson Crusoe
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25 what was the matter. But baby could not speak much; and when Jane asked him where the others were, he could only say " Gar, " which meant gone, " Gone ! where ?" said Jane.
Baby did not know how to answer, and Jane felt very frightened, and ran to the spot where she had last seen the children.
She did not know anything about the boat-house or the boat, *for she had been at 26 THE ISLA1STD the house only a few days ; so, not finding the children, she thought they must have gone into the count...ry, and hoped they would come back before long. But the dinner- time came and went, and of co' arse they did not come back, for they were on the island; and the afternoon passed, and evening came on, and Jane became very fright- ened. She did not like to leave baby alone that she might go and look for them, for she did not know whether THE ISLAND. 27 he would be safe ; and baby, not knowing what was the matter, but missing his broth- ers and sister and Mousy, kept fretting all the day through, and could not a- muse himself, and would not eat his dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 what was the matter. But baby could not speak much; and when Jane asked him where the others were, he could only say " Gar, " which meant gone, " Gone ! where ?" said Jane.
Baby did not know how to answer, and Jane felt very frightened, and ran to the spot where she had last seen the children.
She did not know anything about the boat-house or the boat, *for she had been at 26 THE ISLA1STD the house only a few days ; so, not finding the children, she thought they must have gone into the count...ry, and hoped they would come back before long. But the dinner- time came and went, and of co' arse they did not come back, for they were on the island; and the afternoon passed, and evening came on, and Jane became very fright- ened. She did not like to leave baby alone that she might go and look for them, for she did not know whether THE ISLAND. 27 he would be safe ; and baby, not knowing what was the matter, but missing his broth- ers and sister and Mousy, kept fretting all the day through, and could not a- muse himself, and would not eat his dinner.
What to read after The Island Or Playing At Robinson Crusoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Herman James to read onlineMoreLess
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