Aunt Madges Story
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THE PARTY. 83 "I don't like to disappoint all these little children, " said she, "and I don't like to ex- pose my naughty daughter either. You see, Ruth, if they find out what a dreadful thing she has done, they will not like her any more, and their mothers will not let them come to see her. And that may make Mar- garet a worse girl, fur she needs a great deal of love. " P I know 7 it, " said Ruthie ; she's got a big, warm heart of her own, and one can feel to forgive such children better than ...the cold, c selfish ones ; you know that yourself, Mrs. Parlin. Why, bless her, she never had an orange or a peach in her life, that she didn't give away half. " It gratified my poor mother to see Ruthie so ready to take my part. It was more than she liked to do to ask the tired girl to go to work again over the hot stove and 84 AUNT MADGE'S STORY.
prepare a supper for an army of children ; but Ruthie did not wait to be asked ; for love of mother and for love of me, she set herself about it with a hearty good-will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE PARTY. 83 "I don't like to disappoint all these little children, " said she, "and I don't like to ex- pose my naughty daughter either. You see, Ruth, if they find out what a dreadful thing she has done, they will not like her any more, and their mothers will not let them come to see her. And that may make Mar- garet a worse girl, fur she needs a great deal of love. " P I know 7 it, " said Ruthie ; she's got a big, warm heart of her own, and one can feel to forgive such children better than ...the cold, c selfish ones ; you know that yourself, Mrs. Parlin. Why, bless her, she never had an orange or a peach in her life, that she didn't give away half. " It gratified my poor mother to see Ruthie so ready to take my part. It was more than she liked to do to ask the tired girl to go to work again over the hot stove and 84 AUNT MADGE'S STORY.
prepare a supper for an army of children ; but Ruthie did not wait to be asked ; for love of mother and for love of me, she set herself about it with a hearty good-will.
What to read after Aunt Madges Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Sophia Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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