Aunt Judy's Tales
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6, there's nothing so foolish as talking ofhow we shall feel, and what we shall do, if so-and-so happens. Perhaps it never may happen, or, if it does, perhaps we may be helpedto bear it quite differently from what we have expected. So we won'tsay anything more about it now. " "I'm so glad!" exclaimed No. 6, completely reassured and madecomfortable by the cheerful tone of her sister's remark, though shehad but a very imperfect idea of the meaning of it, as she forthwithproved by rambling off int...o a sort of self-defence and self-justification.
"And I'm not really a baby now, you know, Aunt Judy! And I do know agreat many things that are good and bad for us. I know that YOU aregood for us, even when you scold over sums. " "That is a grand admission, I must own, " replied Aunt Judy, smiling;"I shall remind you of it some day. " "Well, you may, " cried No. 6, earnestly; and added, "you see I'm nothalf as silly as you thought. " Aunt Judy looked at her, wondering how she should get the child tounderstand what was passing through her own mind; wondering, toowhether it was right to make the attempt; and she decided that on thewhole it was; so she answered:- "Ay, we grow wise enough among ourselves as we grow older, and get toknow a few more things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6, there's nothing so foolish as talking ofhow we shall feel, and what we shall do, if so-and-so happens. Perhaps it never may happen, or, if it does, perhaps we may be helpedto bear it quite differently from what we have expected. So we won'tsay anything more about it now. " "I'm so glad!" exclaimed No. 6, completely reassured and madecomfortable by the cheerful tone of her sister's remark, though shehad but a very imperfect idea of the meaning of it, as she forthwithproved by rambling off int...o a sort of self-defence and self-justification.
"And I'm not really a baby now, you know, Aunt Judy! And I do know agreat many things that are good and bad for us. I know that YOU aregood for us, even when you scold over sums. " "That is a grand admission, I must own, " replied Aunt Judy, smiling;"I shall remind you of it some day. " "Well, you may, " cried No. 6, earnestly; and added, "you see I'm nothalf as silly as you thought. " Aunt Judy looked at her, wondering how she should get the child tounderstand what was passing through her own mind; wondering, toowhether it was right to make the attempt; and she decided that on thewhole it was; so she answered:- "Ay, we grow wise enough among ourselves as we grow older, and get toknow a few more things.
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