A Week At Glenville
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The hoy returned his father's loving embrace, and then jumped off his knee, say- ing, "Wait a little, r father, and I will show you. " He ran to a far corner of the room. His mother looked after him, saying, " Quin- tin often alarms me ; he is always getting near the fire, and working and hammering. When I speak to him, he only says, he is doing like his father. " The blacksmith laughed cheerfully, and A WEEK AT GLENVILLE. 55 Quintin at that moment appeared, bringing with him two armlets, as he... called them, in- geniously worked in iron.
The father took one of them from his son's tiny wrist, and put it on his own great thumb, laughing more than ever. " How did you make this clever little article ?" asked he.
"Pray do not be angry, father, " timidly answered the child, "but I found an old horseshoe in the forge, and brought it home, and then I made it red hot, and hammered it into this shape with the poker. " "And how did you contrive to make this pretty little hand, that fastens the bracelets ?" "I made it in clay, and then took the 56 A WEEK AT GLENVILLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hoy returned his father's loving embrace, and then jumped off his knee, say- ing, "Wait a little, r father, and I will show you. " He ran to a far corner of the room. His mother looked after him, saying, " Quin- tin often alarms me ; he is always getting near the fire, and working and hammering. When I speak to him, he only says, he is doing like his father. " The blacksmith laughed cheerfully, and A WEEK AT GLENVILLE. 55 Quintin at that moment appeared, bringing with him two armlets, as he... called them, in- geniously worked in iron.
The father took one of them from his son's tiny wrist, and put it on his own great thumb, laughing more than ever. " How did you make this clever little article ?" asked he.
"Pray do not be angry, father, " timidly answered the child, "but I found an old horseshoe in the forge, and brought it home, and then I made it red hot, and hammered it into this shape with the poker. " "And how did you contrive to make this pretty little hand, that fastens the bracelets ?" "I made it in clay, and then took the 56 A WEEK AT GLENVILLE.
What to read after A Week At Glenville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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