Aunt Harding's Keepsakes
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Emma had still waited for her work-box with hope andpatience; and you may imagine the joy of both when they at lastreceived these long wished-for gifts. And as Emma was now not socareless as formerly, and Louisa had grown more kind, the work-box andthe writing-desk were often lent in exchange; while the sisters soonfound out the truth of what their mother told them, that such littlefrequent acts of mutual kindness do more to increase love than thosegreater deeds which children sometimes talk ab...out, but seldom have thepower to perform.
The second packet from aunt Harding was received with not less joythan the first; for there was in it a letter for Louisa and Emma; andthat she might show no favor to one above the other, she had directedit to both. Louisa, however, claimed and was allowed the privilege ofbreaking the seal. I wish you could have seen their happy faces, asEmma leaned upon her sister's shoulder to read the welcome letterwhich had been sent to them from a country so distant, and by a friendwhom they loved so well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emma had still waited for her work-box with hope andpatience; and you may imagine the joy of both when they at lastreceived these long wished-for gifts. And as Emma was now not socareless as formerly, and Louisa had grown more kind, the work-box andthe writing-desk were often lent in exchange; while the sisters soonfound out the truth of what their mother told them, that such littlefrequent acts of mutual kindness do more to increase love than thosegreater deeds which children sometimes talk ab...out, but seldom have thepower to perform.
The second packet from aunt Harding was received with not less joythan the first; for there was in it a letter for Louisa and Emma; andthat she might show no favor to one above the other, she had directedit to both. Louisa, however, claimed and was allowed the privilege ofbreaking the seal. I wish you could have seen their happy faces, asEmma leaned upon her sister's shoulder to read the welcome letterwhich had been sent to them from a country so distant, and by a friendwhom they loved so well.
What to read after Aunt Harding's Keepsakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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