Uncle Richards Stories
Uncle Richards Stories
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So it is with Beatrice, who lets the turf drop, and begins to relent.
" Well, of course I don't mean that, " she thinks ; " I mean it was a shame of Freddie naughty boy. I wish I hadn't slapped him so hard, after all, " she adds, as Passion disappears from the scene ; " poor little fellow ! he said he was sorry. " And a vision of the tear-stained rosy face troubles her conscience. Then she re- members some words his mother used be- fore going to church that morning " Be kind to Freddie, Beatric...e, when I am away ; be his little mother ; he is almost a baby, remember, dear, and you are a big girl. " 36 UNCLE RICHARD'S STORIES.
u Almost a baby ! " and she had slapped him and shaken him, even while he cried, " Beatrice, I am so solly ! " Should she go back and comfort him ? No ; she is not equal to that, when she thinks of her spoiled "geography, " and so she stifles the better feeling that whispers forgive- ness. For a good half hour she lies on the scented grass ; the soft pitying sun- shine dries her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it is with Beatrice, who lets the turf drop, and begins to relent.
" Well, of course I don't mean that, " she thinks ; " I mean it was a shame of Freddie naughty boy. I wish I hadn't slapped him so hard, after all, " she adds, as Passion disappears from the scene ; " poor little fellow ! he said he was sorry. " And a vision of the tear-stained rosy face troubles her conscience. Then she re- members some words his mother used be- fore going to church that morning " Be kind to Freddie, Beatric...e, when I am away ; be his little mother ; he is almost a baby, remember, dear, and you are a big girl. " 36 UNCLE RICHARD'S STORIES.
u Almost a baby ! " and she had slapped him and shaken him, even while he cried, " Beatrice, I am so solly ! " Should she go back and comfort him ? No ; she is not equal to that, when she thinks of her spoiled "geography, " and so she stifles the better feeling that whispers forgive- ness. For a good half hour she lies on the scented grass ; the soft pitying sun- shine dries her.
What to read after Uncle Richards Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Gamble Kammerer to read onlineMoreLess
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