A Little Girl in Old Boston
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She kept the children with a pretty strict hand at home, and they soon jumped over the traces when you gave them a littleliberty. She was very glad to have him go to school all winter and hopedhe had made some improvement.
She was very brisk and energetic and was surprised to think they wereletting Doris grow up into such a helpless, know-nothing sort of girl. And her daughter of nine was like a steady little woman.
"Still it isn't wise to put too much on her, " said Mrs. Leverett in mildprotes...t. "Where one cannot help it, why, you must; but I think life isgetting a little easier, and children ought to have their share of it. " "I'm not asking anything of her that I did not do, " returned Mrs. Manning. "And I am proud of my training and my housekeeping. " "But it was so different then. Your father and I began life with only afew hundred dollars. Then there was his three years in the war, andpeople were doing everything for themselves--spinning and weaving anddyeing, and making clothes of every kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She kept the children with a pretty strict hand at home, and they soon jumped over the traces when you gave them a littleliberty. She was very glad to have him go to school all winter and hopedhe had made some improvement.
She was very brisk and energetic and was surprised to think they wereletting Doris grow up into such a helpless, know-nothing sort of girl. And her daughter of nine was like a steady little woman.
"Still it isn't wise to put too much on her, " said Mrs. Leverett in mildprotes...t. "Where one cannot help it, why, you must; but I think life isgetting a little easier, and children ought to have their share of it. " "I'm not asking anything of her that I did not do, " returned Mrs. Manning. "And I am proud of my training and my housekeeping. " "But it was so different then. Your father and I began life with only afew hundred dollars. Then there was his three years in the war, andpeople were doing everything for themselves--spinning and weaving anddyeing, and making clothes of every kind.
What to read after A Little Girl in Old Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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