Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag Vi
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good night!'" As the song ended, the real children, as well as the shadows, lovinglykissed mamma, and said "Good-night;" then went away into their rooms, said their prayers, and nestled down into their beds. Ned slept alone inthe room next that which Polly and Will had; and, after lying quiet alittle while, he called out softly: "I say, Polly, are you asleep?" "No: I'm thinking what a queer day we've had, " answered Polly.
"It's been a good day, and I'm glad we tried our wish; for the shadowssh...owed us, as well as they could, what we ought to do and be. I shan'tforget it, shall you?" said Ned.
"No: I'm much obliged for the lesson. " "So is I, " called out Will, in a very earnest, but rather a sleepy, little voice.
"I wonder what mamma will say, when we tell her about it, " said Ned.
"And I wonder if our shadows will come back to us at midnight, andfollow us as they used to do, " added Polly.
"I shall be very careful where I lead my shadow; 'cause he's a goodlittle one, and set me a righter zarmple than ever I did him, " saidWill, and then dropped asleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
good night!'" As the song ended, the real children, as well as the shadows, lovinglykissed mamma, and said "Good-night;" then went away into their rooms, said their prayers, and nestled down into their beds. Ned slept alone inthe room next that which Polly and Will had; and, after lying quiet alittle while, he called out softly: "I say, Polly, are you asleep?" "No: I'm thinking what a queer day we've had, " answered Polly.
"It's been a good day, and I'm glad we tried our wish; for the shadowssh...owed us, as well as they could, what we ought to do and be. I shan'tforget it, shall you?" said Ned.
"No: I'm much obliged for the lesson. " "So is I, " called out Will, in a very earnest, but rather a sleepy, little voice.
"I wonder what mamma will say, when we tell her about it, " said Ned.
"And I wonder if our shadows will come back to us at midnight, andfollow us as they used to do, " added Polly.
"I shall be very careful where I lead my shadow; 'cause he's a goodlittle one, and set me a righter zarmple than ever I did him, " saidWill, and then dropped asleep.
What to read after Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag Vi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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