Aunt Fanny's Story-Book for Little Boys And Girls
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" Emma jumped up quickly, and had them on in two minutes, and then shetook off her night-gown and put on her day clothes, which hung over theback of the chair by her crib, and went to her Mother to have themfastened, for she could not fasten them herself. Her Mother fastened herclothes, and then taking her little girl's hand, she said, "My dearlittle Emma, you have made me feel very unhappy this morning. I do notlike to punish you, but it is my duty to try to cure you of all yournaughty ways, a...nd it is your duty to try to overcome them. If you donot, some day you may meet with some terrible misfortune, like thatwhich happened to a boy I used to know when I was young. I will tell itto you. This boy, like you, grieved his parents often, by not mindingquickly; and he suffered for it in a way that he will never forget, aslong as he lives. He was one day standing on the steps of the housewhere he lived, and I was standing at the window of the house opposite, where I lived. I was watching some men that were on the top of thisboy's house, fixing the roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Emma jumped up quickly, and had them on in two minutes, and then shetook off her night-gown and put on her day clothes, which hung over theback of the chair by her crib, and went to her Mother to have themfastened, for she could not fasten them herself. Her Mother fastened herclothes, and then taking her little girl's hand, she said, "My dearlittle Emma, you have made me feel very unhappy this morning. I do notlike to punish you, but it is my duty to try to cure you of all yournaughty ways, a...nd it is your duty to try to overcome them. If you donot, some day you may meet with some terrible misfortune, like thatwhich happened to a boy I used to know when I was young. I will tell itto you. This boy, like you, grieved his parents often, by not mindingquickly; and he suffered for it in a way that he will never forget, aslong as he lives. He was one day standing on the steps of the housewhere he lived, and I was standing at the window of the house opposite, where I lived. I was watching some men that were on the top of thisboy's house, fixing the roof.
What to read after Aunt Fanny's Story-Book for Little Boys And Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Aunt to read onlineMoreLess
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