The Scottish Orphans: a Moral Tale, Founded On An Historical Fact
The Scottish Orphans: a Moral Tale, Founded On An Historical Fact
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However, I must try to m with me as long as I can ; for he at help to me." iam walked off extremely mortified at John and Arthur were likely to agree than he had either hoped or wished, had well laid his plans, and had so •eason to keep steadily to them, that rted himself to please John, to the of his power ; and his industry had warded at the end of every week, by jular payment of the promised six- which were all carefully hoarded up, purchase of what books old Robert 122 THE SCOmSH ORPHANS.
m...ight require. His visits, like^se, to the mountains were continued, as often as he could, with safety, escape from observation ; and when he thought it unsafe for his old friend to venture near him, he laboured un- ceasingly in making himself master of his prescribed tasks. The benefit he was re- ceiving from his intercourse with this old man became every day greater and greater.
His knowledge of Latin was the least of his advantages ; his mind expanded, and even became refined ; and both his manners and expressions so far exceeded those of other peasant boys, that all the neighbours re- marked how extraordinary it was, his work- ing with John Gibson should have made him so like a gentleman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, I must try to m with me as long as I can ; for he at help to me." iam walked off extremely mortified at John and Arthur were likely to agree than he had either hoped or wished, had well laid his plans, and had so •eason to keep steadily to them, that rted himself to please John, to the of his power ; and his industry had warded at the end of every week, by jular payment of the promised six- which were all carefully hoarded up, purchase of what books old Robert 122 THE SCOmSH ORPHANS.
m...ight require. His visits, like^se, to the mountains were continued, as often as he could, with safety, escape from observation ; and when he thought it unsafe for his old friend to venture near him, he laboured un- ceasingly in making himself master of his prescribed tasks. The benefit he was re- ceiving from his intercourse with this old man became every day greater and greater.
His knowledge of Latin was the least of his advantages ; his mind expanded, and even became refined ; and both his manners and expressions so far exceeded those of other peasant boys, that all the neighbours re- marked how extraordinary it was, his work- ing with John Gibson should have made him so like a gentleman.
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