The book of Wonders Or Pictorial Miscellany for the Family Circle
The book of Wonders Or Pictorial Miscellany for the Family Circle
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Caprice is lost. Answer m* 3 quick, mamma ! " "Alas! yes, I fear so. We have sought her in vain since that moment; and after what I have just told you of gypsies in general, you see that I must strongly suspect those whom you met of having stolen your pretty goat. " " Ah Caprice, my poor Caprice ! " cried Bathilde, bursting into tears; " it was my disobedience which caused your loss, and per- haps your death. " " I think, my child, " said M'me de Blinval, " that you need not fear this last misf...ortune for Caprice ; for the reason that the gypsies are accustomed to lead about among them some animal of this species, whom they teach to play tricks; these tricks are usually the most attractive part of their jugglery. As for the little songstress, she is, I think, a child of one of these miserable people, arid they were un- doubtedly punishing her for some fault. " " Oh ! Caprice ! Caprice ! " repeated Bathilde, continuing to weep.
" Oh my daughter, " added M'me de Blinval, in a grave tone and profoundly affected, "judge with what terrible fear my whole being trembled, when you informed me near what people you had found yourself alone, when I tell you that these Bohemians not only steal goats, but often take children who seem to them pretty and apt, to train them to these miserable exercises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caprice is lost. Answer m* 3 quick, mamma ! " "Alas! yes, I fear so. We have sought her in vain since that moment; and after what I have just told you of gypsies in general, you see that I must strongly suspect those whom you met of having stolen your pretty goat. " " Ah Caprice, my poor Caprice ! " cried Bathilde, bursting into tears; " it was my disobedience which caused your loss, and per- haps your death. " " I think, my child, " said M'me de Blinval, " that you need not fear this last misf...ortune for Caprice ; for the reason that the gypsies are accustomed to lead about among them some animal of this species, whom they teach to play tricks; these tricks are usually the most attractive part of their jugglery. As for the little songstress, she is, I think, a child of one of these miserable people, arid they were un- doubtedly punishing her for some fault. " " Oh ! Caprice ! Caprice ! " repeated Bathilde, continuing to weep.
" Oh my daughter, " added M'me de Blinval, in a grave tone and profoundly affected, "judge with what terrible fear my whole being trembled, when you informed me near what people you had found yourself alone, when I tell you that these Bohemians not only steal goats, but often take children who seem to them pretty and apt, to train them to these miserable exercises.
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