Diary of a Little Girl in Old New York
Diary of a Little Girl in Old New York
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The people in Old Church are very dif- ferent from our church people in New York, but my sister says they are very kind and we must not make fun of them. Once a year they give her a donation party, and it is very hard for her for all the furniture has to be moved to make room for the people. They bring presents of hams and chickens and other things.
I could write lots about Old Church and the good times I liave there. My sister's father-in-law is the Governor of the State, and sometimes he and ...his wife drive over 39 DIARY OF A LITTLE GIRL IX OLD . NEW YORK and spend the day with my sister and her husband, who is their son. Once when my sister called us to come and get dressed as they were going* to arrive soon, Ellen said to me, "You needn't hurry; he isn't your grandfather. " She felt so proud to think he was the Governor. But my father is her grandfather too, and he is much finer looking than the Governor ; and my mother says she is very proud of my father for he stands very liigh in the community — what- ever that means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people in Old Church are very dif- ferent from our church people in New York, but my sister says they are very kind and we must not make fun of them. Once a year they give her a donation party, and it is very hard for her for all the furniture has to be moved to make room for the people. They bring presents of hams and chickens and other things.
I could write lots about Old Church and the good times I liave there. My sister's father-in-law is the Governor of the State, and sometimes he and ...his wife drive over 39 DIARY OF A LITTLE GIRL IX OLD . NEW YORK and spend the day with my sister and her husband, who is their son. Once when my sister called us to come and get dressed as they were going* to arrive soon, Ellen said to me, "You needn't hurry; he isn't your grandfather. " She felt so proud to think he was the Governor. But my father is her grandfather too, and he is much finer looking than the Governor ; and my mother says she is very proud of my father for he stands very liigh in the community — what- ever that means.
What to read after Diary of a Little Girl in Old New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Elizabeth From Old Catalog Havens to read onlineMoreLess
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