Uncle Zeb His Friends
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' : PEDRO'S WOODEN LEG 127 Johnnie's father told him the same thing, nor did he offer to give Johnnie the three dollars. But after a little while he said that he had been thinking of hiring a boy to rake up the dead leaves and to help Hiram gather the early apples. He should be willing to pay a boy twenty- five cents a day for such work.
" Can't I do it? Will you pay me twenty-five cents a day if I do it?" asked Johnnie, eagerly.
And his father said yes.
It took two long weeks to earn the three... dollars, and every day Johnnie could hear the boys laughing and shouting down at the corner.
But when finally the last twenty-five cent pieces had been earned and paid over to the doctor, instead of going at once to play with the boys, as he had meant to, Johnnie sat down on the doorstep and thought a long time.
"Old Mustard" WHEN Grandmother Lane was a little girl, her father came in one day and said, "Wife, it is all settled at last. I have sold the farm. Next week we will start West. There is a large company go- ing from here, and we must try to get ready to go with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' : PEDRO'S WOODEN LEG 127 Johnnie's father told him the same thing, nor did he offer to give Johnnie the three dollars. But after a little while he said that he had been thinking of hiring a boy to rake up the dead leaves and to help Hiram gather the early apples. He should be willing to pay a boy twenty- five cents a day for such work.
" Can't I do it? Will you pay me twenty-five cents a day if I do it?" asked Johnnie, eagerly.
And his father said yes.
It took two long weeks to earn the three... dollars, and every day Johnnie could hear the boys laughing and shouting down at the corner.
But when finally the last twenty-five cent pieces had been earned and paid over to the doctor, instead of going at once to play with the boys, as he had meant to, Johnnie sat down on the doorstep and thought a long time.
"Old Mustard" WHEN Grandmother Lane was a little girl, her father came in one day and said, "Wife, it is all settled at last. I have sold the farm. Next week we will start West. There is a large company go- ing from here, and we must try to get ready to go with them.
What to read after Uncle Zeb His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward W Frentz to read onlineMoreLess
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