A Storehouse of Stories Storehouse the First
A Storehouse of Stories Storehouse the First
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Our little company, as soon as the morning school-hours were over, hastened to their arbour, and were attentive to what Miss Jenny Peace should propose to them for their amusement till dinner-time; when Miss Jenny, looking round upon them, said, ' that she had not at present any story to read ; but that she hoped, from Miss Dolly Friendly's ex- ample yesterday, some of the rest might endeavour some- limes to furnish out the entertainment of the day. ' Upon which Miss Sukey Jennett said, ' that ...though she could not promise them such an agreeable story as Miss Dolly's ; yet she would read them a letter she had received the evening before from her cousin Peggy Smith, who lived at York ; in which there was a story that she thought ver}' strange and remarkable. They were all very desirous of it, when Miss Sukey read as follo^^■s : ' Dear cousin, — I promised, you know, to write to you when I had anything to tell you ; and as I think the fol- THE GOVERNESS. 147 lowing story very extraordinary, I was willing to keep my word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our little company, as soon as the morning school-hours were over, hastened to their arbour, and were attentive to what Miss Jenny Peace should propose to them for their amusement till dinner-time; when Miss Jenny, looking round upon them, said, ' that she had not at present any story to read ; but that she hoped, from Miss Dolly Friendly's ex- ample yesterday, some of the rest might endeavour some- limes to furnish out the entertainment of the day. ' Upon which Miss Sukey Jennett said, ' that ...though she could not promise them such an agreeable story as Miss Dolly's ; yet she would read them a letter she had received the evening before from her cousin Peggy Smith, who lived at York ; in which there was a story that she thought ver}' strange and remarkable. They were all very desirous of it, when Miss Sukey read as follo^^■s : ' Dear cousin, — I promised, you know, to write to you when I had anything to tell you ; and as I think the fol- THE GOVERNESS. 147 lowing story very extraordinary, I was willing to keep my word.
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