The Thin Santa Claus
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Gratz placidly. "Itry me to believe in such a Santy Claus, but I like not suchcome-agains. In Germany did not Santy Claus come back so much. I don'tlike a Santy Claus should be so anxious. Still I believes in him, but, if he has too many such come-agains, I don't believe in him much. " "I would be settin' th' police on him, Santy Claus or no Santy Claus, "said Mrs. Flannery vindictively; "th' mean chicken thief!" "Oh, " said Mrs. Gratz easily, "I guess I don't care much should anine-hundred-dol...lar Santy Claus steal some chickens. I ain't mad. " But she was a little provoked when another knock came at the door afew minutes later, and when, on opening it, she saw the thin SantaClaus before her again.
"So!" she said, "Santy Claus is back yet once!" "What's that?" asked the man suspiciously.
"I say, what it is you want?" said Mrs. Gratz.
"Oh!" said the man. "Well, I ain't a-goin' to fool with you no longer, Mrs. Gratz. I'm a-goin' to tell you right out what I am and who I am. I'm a detective of the police, and I'm looking up a mighty badcharacter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gratz placidly. "Itry me to believe in such a Santy Claus, but I like not suchcome-agains. In Germany did not Santy Claus come back so much. I don'tlike a Santy Claus should be so anxious. Still I believes in him, but, if he has too many such come-agains, I don't believe in him much. " "I would be settin' th' police on him, Santy Claus or no Santy Claus, "said Mrs. Flannery vindictively; "th' mean chicken thief!" "Oh, " said Mrs. Gratz easily, "I guess I don't care much should anine-hundred-dol...lar Santy Claus steal some chickens. I ain't mad. " But she was a little provoked when another knock came at the door afew minutes later, and when, on opening it, she saw the thin SantaClaus before her again.
"So!" she said, "Santy Claus is back yet once!" "What's that?" asked the man suspiciously.
"I say, what it is you want?" said Mrs. Gratz.
"Oh!" said the man. "Well, I ain't a-goin' to fool with you no longer, Mrs. Gratz. I'm a-goin' to tell you right out what I am and who I am. I'm a detective of the police, and I'm looking up a mighty badcharacter.
What to read after The Thin Santa Claus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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