Dame Trueloves Tales
Dame Trueloves Tales
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46 thing like little Red Riding-Hood, and she went to see Mrs. Martin al- most every day, for though she could not be so well amused as in Summer, she never neglected her good friend who was so kind to her; and if she happened to be unwell, either stayed with her to ring her bell when she wanted any thing, and sit by her side, or went two or three times a day to know if she were better.
Thus the little Laura was the happiest child in the world, and all children may be happy if they follow her e...xample.
46 NELLY WILMOT.
NELLY WILMOT.
NELLY Wilmot had a brother four years older than herself; she was very fond "of hinij and when his uncle, who was master of a trading vessel, said he would take him to sea with him, she cried so much that her mother was afraid she would he ill ; but when they told her that it would be for his advan- tage, and that he might one day have a ship of his own, as his uncle had, al- though she was just as unwilling to part with him as she had before been, she thought it would be better to hide her sorrow from her brother, that he might not think she was grieving at what was Wit/no/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46 thing like little Red Riding-Hood, and she went to see Mrs. Martin al- most every day, for though she could not be so well amused as in Summer, she never neglected her good friend who was so kind to her; and if she happened to be unwell, either stayed with her to ring her bell when she wanted any thing, and sit by her side, or went two or three times a day to know if she were better.
Thus the little Laura was the happiest child in the world, and all children may be happy if they follow her e...xample.
46 NELLY WILMOT.
NELLY WILMOT.
NELLY Wilmot had a brother four years older than herself; she was very fond "of hinij and when his uncle, who was master of a trading vessel, said he would take him to sea with him, she cried so much that her mother was afraid she would he ill ; but when they told her that it would be for his advan- tage, and that he might one day have a ship of his own, as his uncle had, al- though she was just as unwilling to part with him as she had before been, she thought it would be better to hide her sorrow from her brother, that he might not think she was grieving at what was Wit/no/.
What to read after Dame Trueloves Tales?
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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