The Stories of H. C. Bunner. More "short Sixes" ; the Runaway Browns, a Story of Small Stories
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Slingsby, who led the line.
"What is it?" cried Mr. Delancey, appre- hensively.
"I bumped my head," replied Mr. Slingsby.
"Bumped your head?" cried his friends, in amazement.
"Against what?" demanded Paul.
"Against the Washington Monument, I should say by the feel of it," answered Mr. Slingsby, in his plaintive singsong. "It's 'arder than my 'ead, whatever it is." "Oh, Paul," cried Adele, desperately, "where do you suppose we are?" "Slingsby," said Mr. Mingies, solemnly, "do you remember that w...hen we were here, five years ago, we had a little picnic down the river?" "Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"A very enjoyable occasion?" continued Mr.
Mingies.
238 THE KUNAWAY BEOWNS "Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Under the shore arch of a stone bridge?" pursued Mr. Mingies.
"Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Well," said Mr. Mingies, "we are under that arch now. I can see the lights of the tavern on the other side of the river." "Begad, you're right," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Let's have another picnic!" "Certainly," said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slingsby, who led the line.
"What is it?" cried Mr. Delancey, appre- hensively.
"I bumped my head," replied Mr. Slingsby.
"Bumped your head?" cried his friends, in amazement.
"Against what?" demanded Paul.
"Against the Washington Monument, I should say by the feel of it," answered Mr. Slingsby, in his plaintive singsong. "It's 'arder than my 'ead, whatever it is." "Oh, Paul," cried Adele, desperately, "where do you suppose we are?" "Slingsby," said Mr. Mingies, solemnly, "do you remember that w...hen we were here, five years ago, we had a little picnic down the river?" "Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"A very enjoyable occasion?" continued Mr.
Mingies.
238 THE KUNAWAY BEOWNS "Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Under the shore arch of a stone bridge?" pursued Mr. Mingies.
"Yes," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Well," said Mr. Mingies, "we are under that arch now. I can see the lights of the tavern on the other side of the river." "Begad, you're right," said Mr. Slingsby.
"Let's have another picnic!" "Certainly," said Mr.
What to read after The Stories of H. C. Bunner. More "short Sixes" ; the Runaway Browns, a Story of Small Stories?
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