The Grandfather Or the Christmas Holidays a Tale
The Grandfather Or the Christmas Holidays a Tale
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they tell me that is where I must go to, to get into my road again, and directed me to come through yonder village. " 76 " You are some miles from Tiverton, yet, " said the Butler, " but bycoming through my master's grounds, you will save a mile or two. " " And may I come through them ?" said the man, " will it not be trespassing ?" " Oh ; no, there is a foot path, " said Jane ; unable to keep silence any longer, " come over this stile, and then you can rest yourself at. The house. " " My Grand...- papa is very good ;" said little Ellen, " and will give you some victuals; and you can warm yourself. '' The little girl now looked very wishfully over the stile, and said, " oh do come Grandfather ; pray do ; it is such nice walk- ing there, and the place looks so pretty ; besides the gentleman says it is the nearest way. " " Well, my child, I have no reason to 77 wish to lengthen my walk ; but we cannot stop, you know, " continued he, *' we are not beggars, " he would have added; but the child interrupted him by saying, " Why, Grandfather, you said just now how tired you were; and that there was no reason for us to wish to get home, for that it was not so comfortable; and now you won't stop to rest yourself, when these good young ladies ask you ; and to have some- thing to eat; when you know that almost all our money was spent at that public house where we were obliged to stop because of the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
they tell me that is where I must go to, to get into my road again, and directed me to come through yonder village. " 76 " You are some miles from Tiverton, yet, " said the Butler, " but bycoming through my master's grounds, you will save a mile or two. " " And may I come through them ?" said the man, " will it not be trespassing ?" " Oh ; no, there is a foot path, " said Jane ; unable to keep silence any longer, " come over this stile, and then you can rest yourself at. The house. " " My Grand...- papa is very good ;" said little Ellen, " and will give you some victuals; and you can warm yourself. '' The little girl now looked very wishfully over the stile, and said, " oh do come Grandfather ; pray do ; it is such nice walk- ing there, and the place looks so pretty ; besides the gentleman says it is the nearest way. " " Well, my child, I have no reason to 77 wish to lengthen my walk ; but we cannot stop, you know, " continued he, *' we are not beggars, " he would have added; but the child interrupted him by saying, " Why, Grandfather, you said just now how tired you were; and that there was no reason for us to wish to get home, for that it was not so comfortable; and now you won't stop to rest yourself, when these good young ladies ask you ; and to have some- thing to eat; when you know that almost all our money was spent at that public house where we were obliged to stop because of the snow.
What to read after The Grandfather Or the Christmas Holidays a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sandham to read onlineMoreLess
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