Edithas Burglar a Story for Children
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Please let me slip quietly upstairs and bring down my own things instead. They will be so easy to carry away, and they are very valuable, and and I will make you a present of them if you will not touch anything that belongs to papa. He is so fond of his things and, besides that, he is so good. " The burglar gave a rather strange and disturbed look at her.
" Go an get yer gimcracks, " he said in a some- "what grumbling voice.
Her treasures were in her own room, and her bare feet made no sound as... she crept slowly up the EDITHA CAME SLOWLY DOWN THE STAIRCASE WITH HER TREASURES.
staircase and then down again. But when she handed the little box to the burglar her eyes were wet.
" Papa gave me the watch, and mamma gave me the locket, " she whispered, tremulously ; " and the pearls were grandmamma s, and grandmamma is in heaven. " It would not be easy to know what the burglar thought ; he looked queerer than ever. Perhaps he was not quite so bad as some burglars, and felt rather ashamed of taking her treasures from a little girl who loved other people so much better than she loved herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please let me slip quietly upstairs and bring down my own things instead. They will be so easy to carry away, and they are very valuable, and and I will make you a present of them if you will not touch anything that belongs to papa. He is so fond of his things and, besides that, he is so good. " The burglar gave a rather strange and disturbed look at her.
" Go an get yer gimcracks, " he said in a some- "what grumbling voice.
Her treasures were in her own room, and her bare feet made no sound as... she crept slowly up the EDITHA CAME SLOWLY DOWN THE STAIRCASE WITH HER TREASURES.
staircase and then down again. But when she handed the little box to the burglar her eyes were wet.
" Papa gave me the watch, and mamma gave me the locket, " she whispered, tremulously ; " and the pearls were grandmamma s, and grandmamma is in heaven. " It would not be easy to know what the burglar thought ; he looked queerer than ever. Perhaps he was not quite so bad as some burglars, and felt rather ashamed of taking her treasures from a little girl who loved other people so much better than she loved herself.
What to read after Edithas Burglar a Story for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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