A Cup of Sweets That Can Never Cloy Or Delightful Tales for Good Children
A Cup of Sweets That Can Never Cloy Or Delightful Tales for Good Children
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She concluded that fhe was no longer loved by any body, for even the fervants were, fhe fancied, more occupied with her little lifter than with her, or any thing which concerned her ; and before fhe was ten years of age, fhe was be- come fo very jealous and fretful, that fhe took no pleafure in any thing, nor was it in the power of any one to pleafc or atnufe her.
One day walking in the garden with her mamma, who carried the little Har- riet in her arms, and coming to a part of it where feveral... tall and far-fpread- ing trees afforded them a pleafant fhade from the heat of the fun, they flopped f20 JEALOUSY.
I to enjoy its coolnefs. The gardener was ordered to bring them fome cher- ries, and they fat down on the grafs to await his coming ; the little one, how- ever, had no inclination to be fo long frill, and her mamma, to pleafe and keep her quiet, lifted her up, and feated her on the bough of a tree which fpread above their heads.
Rofe immediately changed colour; her countenance, which a moment be- fore was tolerably cheerful, now became gloomy and fullen : ihe leaned her check upon her hand, and her eyes fol- lowed them, exprefling nothing but dif- content and jealoufy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She concluded that fhe was no longer loved by any body, for even the fervants were, fhe fancied, more occupied with her little lifter than with her, or any thing which concerned her ; and before fhe was ten years of age, fhe was be- come fo very jealous and fretful, that fhe took no pleafure in any thing, nor was it in the power of any one to pleafc or atnufe her.
One day walking in the garden with her mamma, who carried the little Har- riet in her arms, and coming to a part of it where feveral... tall and far-fpread- ing trees afforded them a pleafant fhade from the heat of the fun, they flopped f20 JEALOUSY.
I to enjoy its coolnefs. The gardener was ordered to bring them fome cher- ries, and they fat down on the grafs to await his coming ; the little one, how- ever, had no inclination to be fo long frill, and her mamma, to pleafe and keep her quiet, lifted her up, and feated her on the bough of a tree which fpread above their heads.
Rofe immediately changed colour; her countenance, which a moment be- fore was tolerably cheerful, now became gloomy and fullen : ihe leaned her check upon her hand, and her eyes fol- lowed them, exprefling nothing but dif- content and jealoufy.
What to read after A Cup of Sweets That Can Never Cloy Or Delightful Tales for Good Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Semple to read onlineMoreLess
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