The Old Mans Bag
The Old Mans Bag
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" " I shall know better next time, " said the old woman.
THE OLD MAN S BAG.
CHAPTER V.
WHEN the old man and his wife woke up next morn- ing they looked out of the window and saw that the weather was quite fine. The old man began to whistle and sing. He always did this when the weather was fine because he said fine weather 25 THE OLD MAN S BAG.
always made him feel in such good spirits. In a little while the old woman began to sing too. Then the old man stopped.
"What are you singing for?" he sa...id to the old woman.
" I feel in such good spirits, " the old woman replied.
" Oh, you do, do you ? " said the old man. "You appear to forget that the red police- man is coming for you/' 26 'Who should step in but the red policeman.
THE OLD MANS BAG.
"Oh dear, oh dear, " said the old woman. " What a bad memory I have to be sure. Whatever shall I do ? " And she burst into tears.
" There, there, " said the old man, " don't cry. We will give him sixpence when he calls, and ask him to have a piece of bread and butter with jam on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I shall know better next time, " said the old woman.
THE OLD MAN S BAG.
CHAPTER V.
WHEN the old man and his wife woke up next morn- ing they looked out of the window and saw that the weather was quite fine. The old man began to whistle and sing. He always did this when the weather was fine because he said fine weather 25 THE OLD MAN S BAG.
always made him feel in such good spirits. In a little while the old woman began to sing too. Then the old man stopped.
"What are you singing for?" he sa...id to the old woman.
" I feel in such good spirits, " the old woman replied.
" Oh, you do, do you ? " said the old man. "You appear to forget that the red police- man is coming for you/' 26 'Who should step in but the red policeman.
THE OLD MANS BAG.
"Oh dear, oh dear, " said the old woman. " What a bad memory I have to be sure. Whatever shall I do ? " And she burst into tears.
" There, there, " said the old man, " don't cry. We will give him sixpence when he calls, and ask him to have a piece of bread and butter with jam on it.
What to read after The Old Mans Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W H Thomas William Hodgson Crosland to read onlineMoreLess
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