A Christmas Wreath for Little People
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Before they were dismissed for the day, Miss Fidget informed them that she thought it a good plan to take up a collection in the school for the blind old coloured man who stood out by the door nearly every pleasant morning. " Each one could give a little," she said; "and, as the old man was very poor, it would be quite an assistance to him." Carrie looked confused, as she thought of her five-dollar gold-piece ; but when she gitized by GoOgle THE GOLD-PIECE. «7 heard one of the girls whisper, " ...Carrie Middleton, I dare say, will giro mors than any of the rest of us — she has so much t money,' " she fairly burst into tears. She thought how much she should have liked to help the poor old blind man, and won- .dered if she had not been rather, hasty in giving all her money to Aunty Sanderson.
- The girls were all surprised at her evident dis£ress; but when the box was passed to her, and nothing Was put into it, their astonishment increased. Miss Fidget was rather stern ; and the expression of her face was pretty severe, as she observed — "I am afraid, Carrie, that when* you are
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before they were dismissed for the day, Miss Fidget informed them that she thought it a good plan to take up a collection in the school for the blind old coloured man who stood out by the door nearly every pleasant morning. " Each one could give a little," she said; "and, as the old man was very poor, it would be quite an assistance to him." Carrie looked confused, as she thought of her five-dollar gold-piece ; but when she gitized by GoOgle THE GOLD-PIECE. «7 heard one of the girls whisper, " ...Carrie Middleton, I dare say, will giro mors than any of the rest of us — she has so much t money,' " she fairly burst into tears. She thought how much she should have liked to help the poor old blind man, and won- .dered if she had not been rather, hasty in giving all her money to Aunty Sanderson.
- The girls were all surprised at her evident dis£ress; but when the box was passed to her, and nothing Was put into it, their astonishment increased. Miss Fidget was rather stern ; and the expression of her face was pretty severe, as she observed — "I am afraid, Carrie, that when* you are
What to read after A Christmas Wreath for Little People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Ella Rodman to read onlineMoreLess
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