Charles Dicken's Stories From the Christmas Numbers of "household Words" And "all the Year Round"
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So to raise me up and make nothing of my crime against you ! " — for he would not see her on her knees, and soothed her as a kind father might have soothed an erring daughter — "thank you, bless you, thank you ! " When he next spoke, it was after having drawn aside the window curtain and looked out awhile. Then he only said : " Is Polly asleep ? " " Yes. As I came in, I met her going away up-stairs, and put her to bed myself" " Leave her with me for to-morrow, Beatrice, and write me your addres...s on this leaf of my pocket-book. In the evening I will bring her home to you — and to her father." " Hallo ! " cried Polly, putting her saucy sunny face in at the door next morning when breakfast was ready : " I thouglit I was fetched last night ? " " So you were, Polly, but I asked leave to keep you here for the day, and to take you home in the evening." " Upon my word ! " said Polly. " You are very cool, ain't you ? " However, Polly seemed to think it a good idea, and added : "I suppose I must give you a kiss, though you are cool." The kiss given and taken, they sat down to breakfast in a highly conversational tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So to raise me up and make nothing of my crime against you ! " — for he would not see her on her knees, and soothed her as a kind father might have soothed an erring daughter — "thank you, bless you, thank you ! " When he next spoke, it was after having drawn aside the window curtain and looked out awhile. Then he only said : " Is Polly asleep ? " " Yes. As I came in, I met her going away up-stairs, and put her to bed myself" " Leave her with me for to-morrow, Beatrice, and write me your addres...s on this leaf of my pocket-book. In the evening I will bring her home to you — and to her father." " Hallo ! " cried Polly, putting her saucy sunny face in at the door next morning when breakfast was ready : " I thouglit I was fetched last night ? " " So you were, Polly, but I asked leave to keep you here for the day, and to take you home in the evening." " Upon my word ! " said Polly. " You are very cool, ain't you ? " However, Polly seemed to think it a good idea, and added : "I suppose I must give you a kiss, though you are cool." The kiss given and taken, they sat down to breakfast in a highly conversational tone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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