Aunt Kitty's Stories
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At night, when Philip went to bed, He kiss'd mama, and whisp'ring said, "My dear mama, I never willMake any noise when you are ill. " [Illustration] MISS SOPHIA.
Miss Sophy, one fine sunny day, Left her work and ran away:When soon she reach'd the garden gate, Which finding lock'd, she would not wait, But tried to climb and scramble o'erA gate as high as any door.
Now little girls should never climb, And Sophy won't another time, For when upon the highest railHer frock was caught upon a nail, Sh...e lost her hold, and, sad to tell, Was hurt and bruis'd--for down she fell.
[Illustration] PRETTY PUSS.
Come, pretty Cat! Come here to me!I want to pat You on my knee.
Go, naughty Tray! By barking thus, You'll drive away, My pretty Puss.
POLITENESS.
[Illustration] Good little boys should never say, _I will_, and, _Give me these_;O no! that never is the way, But, _Mother, if you please_.
And, _if you please_, to sister Ann, Good boys to say are ready;And, _Yes, Sir_, to a gentleman, And, _Yes, Ma'am_, to a lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At night, when Philip went to bed, He kiss'd mama, and whisp'ring said, "My dear mama, I never willMake any noise when you are ill. " [Illustration] MISS SOPHIA.
Miss Sophy, one fine sunny day, Left her work and ran away:When soon she reach'd the garden gate, Which finding lock'd, she would not wait, But tried to climb and scramble o'erA gate as high as any door.
Now little girls should never climb, And Sophy won't another time, For when upon the highest railHer frock was caught upon a nail, Sh...e lost her hold, and, sad to tell, Was hurt and bruis'd--for down she fell.
[Illustration] PRETTY PUSS.
Come, pretty Cat! Come here to me!I want to pat You on my knee.
Go, naughty Tray! By barking thus, You'll drive away, My pretty Puss.
POLITENESS.
[Illustration] Good little boys should never say, _I will_, and, _Give me these_;O no! that never is the way, But, _Mother, if you please_.
And, _if you please_, to sister Ann, Good boys to say are ready;And, _Yes, Sir_, to a gentleman, And, _Yes, Ma'am_, to a lady.
What to read after Aunt Kitty's Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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