Pretty Tales for the Nursery
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But the can fell into the water. The grass at the edge of the pond was muddy and wet, and so, just as she was going to stoop down, Mary's foot went slip slip, and she fell THE POND IN THE FIELD. 45 into the water. Poor Mary ! she gave one loud scream, and that was all that she could do.
Now not far from the spot where Mary fell into the pond, a kind girl named Jane, who lived close by, was reading a book as she sat under a tree. She heard a splash in the water, and saw Mary fall into the pond. ...She soon threw down her book on the grass, and ran to help the poor little girl out of the water. She took hold of Mary's frock, and pulled her out of the pond. Then she took her up in her arms, and ran with her along the narrow path to the house, for she well knew that the house by the side of the field was little Mary's home.
Mary's mother met them at the door.
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and when she saw her little girl, she began to cry. But kind Jane said, "Do not cry. Your little girl is not hurt. " So they took off Mary's wet frock, and put on her a nice dry night- gown, and laid her in bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the can fell into the water. The grass at the edge of the pond was muddy and wet, and so, just as she was going to stoop down, Mary's foot went slip slip, and she fell THE POND IN THE FIELD. 45 into the water. Poor Mary ! she gave one loud scream, and that was all that she could do.
Now not far from the spot where Mary fell into the pond, a kind girl named Jane, who lived close by, was reading a book as she sat under a tree. She heard a splash in the water, and saw Mary fall into the pond. ...She soon threw down her book on the grass, and ran to help the poor little girl out of the water. She took hold of Mary's frock, and pulled her out of the pond. Then she took her up in her arms, and ran with her along the narrow path to the house, for she well knew that the house by the side of the field was little Mary's home.
Mary's mother met them at the door.
46 PKETTY TALES.
and when she saw her little girl, she began to cry. But kind Jane said, "Do not cry. Your little girl is not hurt. " So they took off Mary's wet frock, and put on her a nice dry night- gown, and laid her in bed.
What to read after Pretty Tales for the Nursery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kronheim Joseph Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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