The Boxcar Children (2010)
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MOORE WENT to get his mother. “Mother,” he said, “this is Mr. James Henry Alden. He wants to take his grandchildren to live with him,”
“I’m afraid they won’t want to go with you,” said Mrs. Moore, “until they learn to like you. And they won’t want to go while Violet is so sick.”
“Can’t I see them?” begged Mr. Alden. “I won’t tell them who I am.”
“That would help,” agreed the doctor. “If they grow to like you before they know who you are, things will be easier.”
“Yes,” said Mrs. Moore. “Stay here... with us for awhile. The children will learn to like you, and then we can tell them that you are their grandfather.”
“Thank you,” said Mr. Alden. “I will go home and get some clothes and come back. And I will give you the five thousand dollars.”
But Dr. Moore would not take the money.
“I just want these children to be happy,” he said.
When Mary learned that she was to cook for Mr. Alden, she was frightened. “How can I cook for him?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MOORE WENT to get his mother. “Mother,” he said, “this is Mr. James Henry Alden. He wants to take his grandchildren to live with him,”
“I’m afraid they won’t want to go with you,” said Mrs. Moore, “until they learn to like you. And they won’t want to go while Violet is so sick.”
“Can’t I see them?” begged Mr. Alden. “I won’t tell them who I am.”
“That would help,” agreed the doctor. “If they grow to like you before they know who you are, things will be easier.”
“Yes,” said Mrs. Moore. “Stay here... with us for awhile. The children will learn to like you, and then we can tell them that you are their grandfather.”
“Thank you,” said Mr. Alden. “I will go home and get some clothes and come back. And I will give you the five thousand dollars.”
But Dr. Moore would not take the money.
“I just want these children to be happy,” he said.
When Mary learned that she was to cook for Mr. Alden, she was frightened. “How can I cook for him?”
What to read after The Boxcar Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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