Getting Well Tales for Little Convalescents
Getting Well Tales for Little Convalescents
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" added Emma.
" Hush ! " said Annie, " they 're coming up now ! We must not make such a noise ; Mr Bland will think that we are so rude/' The children rose in a quiet proper way when Mr Bland came into the room. He had not been in the nursery long before there was more laughing in it than there had been for a long time.
His visit was very short. Annie said, " Oh, Mr Bland ! it doesn't seem that you have been with us five minutes ! " when she heard him say that he must go.
96 GETTING WELL : " Pl...ease write a letter to us, Mr Bland, " said Harry.
" And, please, put some rhyme in it, " said Annie.
" And some fun, " said Emma.
" And a tale, " said Kate.
" I will write to you all, " said Mr Bland ; " and if I cannot put rhyme, and tales, and fun, all in one letter, I will send you more than one. " The children had enough to talk about after Mr Bland had gone Almost the first question they asked their mamma was whether she did not think Mr Bland a very nice gentleman the nicest gentle- man of all she knew, except papa ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" added Emma.
" Hush ! " said Annie, " they 're coming up now ! We must not make such a noise ; Mr Bland will think that we are so rude/' The children rose in a quiet proper way when Mr Bland came into the room. He had not been in the nursery long before there was more laughing in it than there had been for a long time.
His visit was very short. Annie said, " Oh, Mr Bland ! it doesn't seem that you have been with us five minutes ! " when she heard him say that he must go.
96 GETTING WELL : " Pl...ease write a letter to us, Mr Bland, " said Harry.
" And, please, put some rhyme in it, " said Annie.
" And some fun, " said Emma.
" And a tale, " said Kate.
" I will write to you all, " said Mr Bland ; " and if I cannot put rhyme, and tales, and fun, all in one letter, I will send you more than one. " The children had enough to talk about after Mr Bland had gone Almost the first question they asked their mamma was whether she did not think Mr Bland a very nice gentleman the nicest gentle- man of all she knew, except papa ?
What to read after Getting Well Tales for Little Convalescents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradford Sarah Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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