The Sunday-School Anniversary
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Arthur, the eldest son, was a young man. He had just come home from college. Caroline was sixteen years of age a2 5 6 HARVEST, Delia was eleven years old, and Edward and Frank, who were twins, were not more than nine years of age.
It was a very warm day in July when he ar- rived. The family were scattered in different parts of the house. Mr. Wells had been in the field, looking at his reapers, and Mrs. Wells was sewing in the porch. Edward and Frank were sitting upon the steps, making a wagon o...ut of pine boards. Caroline and Delia were fanning themselves in the hall, and Arthur was reading in the court-yard, under a large elm.
f Just as the clock struck four, they heard a stage-coach drive up to the opening of the lane, and saw a gentleman get off the box. They knew it was their uncle Charles, for he turned himself round and waved his hand to them.
As soon as he came in, the children were all around him, asking him questions. Me was a kitd man, and answered them vvith great A DIALOGUE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arthur, the eldest son, was a young man. He had just come home from college. Caroline was sixteen years of age a2 5 6 HARVEST, Delia was eleven years old, and Edward and Frank, who were twins, were not more than nine years of age.
It was a very warm day in July when he ar- rived. The family were scattered in different parts of the house. Mr. Wells had been in the field, looking at his reapers, and Mrs. Wells was sewing in the porch. Edward and Frank were sitting upon the steps, making a wagon o...ut of pine boards. Caroline and Delia were fanning themselves in the hall, and Arthur was reading in the court-yard, under a large elm.
f Just as the clock struck four, they heard a stage-coach drive up to the opening of the lane, and saw a gentleman get off the box. They knew it was their uncle Charles, for he turned himself round and waved his hand to them.
As soon as he came in, the children were all around him, asking him questions. Me was a kitd man, and answered them vvith great A DIALOGUE.
What to read after The Sunday-School Anniversary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, James W. (James Waddel), 1804-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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