A Little Maid of Ticonderoga
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"She learns so quickly, " replied Faith, "and she is learning to write. I do wish she would go to school, Aunt Prissy, " for Louise had becomealmost sullen at the suggestion.
Faith did not know that Louise had appeared at the schoolhouse severalyears before, and had been so laughed at by some of the rough childrenof the village that she had turned on them violently and they had notdared come near her since. They had vented their spite, however, incalling, "Witch! Witch! Fly home on your broomst...ick, " as Louisehobbled off toward home, vowing that never again would she go near aschool, and sobbing herself to sleep that night.
Aunt Prissy had heard something of the unfortunate affair, and wasglad that Louise, when next she appeared at school, would have somelittle knowledge to start with and a friend to help her.
"Perhaps she will go next term, now that she has a girl friend to gowith her, " responded Mrs. Scott.
Faith was making friends with two girls whose seats in the schoolroomwere next her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She learns so quickly, " replied Faith, "and she is learning to write. I do wish she would go to school, Aunt Prissy, " for Louise had becomealmost sullen at the suggestion.
Faith did not know that Louise had appeared at the schoolhouse severalyears before, and had been so laughed at by some of the rough childrenof the village that she had turned on them violently and they had notdared come near her since. They had vented their spite, however, incalling, "Witch! Witch! Fly home on your broomst...ick, " as Louisehobbled off toward home, vowing that never again would she go near aschool, and sobbing herself to sleep that night.
Aunt Prissy had heard something of the unfortunate affair, and wasglad that Louise, when next she appeared at school, would have somelittle knowledge to start with and a friend to help her.
"Perhaps she will go next term, now that she has a girl friend to gowith her, " responded Mrs. Scott.
Faith was making friends with two girls whose seats in the schoolroomwere next her own.
What to read after A Little Maid of Ticonderoga?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Alice Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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