Simple Tales On Every Day Subjects
Simple Tales On Every Day Subjects
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" SO THE LOITERER.
" Gone !" said Maria, in a tone of unfeigned astonishment. " How unkind not to look or wait for me ! Did mam- ma say any thing about it, Robin ?" "They did look after you, Miss, " answered the man, " but in vain ; and mistress said she was afraid they should be too late, for Mrs. Shirly was a very punctual lady, and she could not deprive your sisters and brothers of pleasure be- cause you were out of the way. " Maria was extremely disappointed, but as her only alternative was... to bear it quietly, she went to the garden-gate, in the hopes of seeing some of the chil- dren pass in their new dresses. She could hear the hum of distant voices, and the tears silently stole down her cheeks as she contrasted her own situ- ation with that of her brothers and sisters. Yet she felt the justice of the punishment ; for how often had Mary, THE LOITERER. 81 Ellen, and George been disappointed of a long and pleasant ramble, through their kindness in waiting for her; and how often had they borne censure for her delay, rather than involve her in blame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" SO THE LOITERER.
" Gone !" said Maria, in a tone of unfeigned astonishment. " How unkind not to look or wait for me ! Did mam- ma say any thing about it, Robin ?" "They did look after you, Miss, " answered the man, " but in vain ; and mistress said she was afraid they should be too late, for Mrs. Shirly was a very punctual lady, and she could not deprive your sisters and brothers of pleasure be- cause you were out of the way. " Maria was extremely disappointed, but as her only alternative was... to bear it quietly, she went to the garden-gate, in the hopes of seeing some of the chil- dren pass in their new dresses. She could hear the hum of distant voices, and the tears silently stole down her cheeks as she contrasted her own situ- ation with that of her brothers and sisters. Yet she felt the justice of the punishment ; for how often had Mary, THE LOITERER. 81 Ellen, and George been disappointed of a long and pleasant ramble, through their kindness in waiting for her; and how often had they borne censure for her delay, rather than involve her in blame.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Knox to read onlineMoreLess
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