Bert Lloyd's Boyhood
Bert Lloyd's Boyhood
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It will be all the better for him to be with boys a little olderthan himself. He will find it hard to hold his own among them, and thatwill serve to strengthen and develop him. " "Poor little chap!" said Mrs. Lloyd, tenderly. "I expect he will have apretty hard time of it at first. I wish Frank were going with him, forhe thinks all the world of Bert, and is so much older and bigger that hecould be a sort of protector for him. " "I'm glad you mentioned Frank, Kate, " exclaimed Mr. Lloyd. "You've... givenme an idea. If I decide to send Bert to Dr. Johnston's, I will make apoint of seeing Mr. Bowser, to ask him if he will not consent to sendFrank, too. I hardly expect he will make any objection, as it is notlikely there will be any difference in the expense. " "Oh, I do hope Frank will go, too, " cried Mary, clapping her hands. "Ifhe does, I shall feel ever so much easier about Bert. Frank is so fondof him that he won't let him be abused, if he can help it. " "Very well, then, " said Mr. Lloyd, bringing the conversation to a close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be all the better for him to be with boys a little olderthan himself. He will find it hard to hold his own among them, and thatwill serve to strengthen and develop him. " "Poor little chap!" said Mrs. Lloyd, tenderly. "I expect he will have apretty hard time of it at first. I wish Frank were going with him, forhe thinks all the world of Bert, and is so much older and bigger that hecould be a sort of protector for him. " "I'm glad you mentioned Frank, Kate, " exclaimed Mr. Lloyd. "You've... givenme an idea. If I decide to send Bert to Dr. Johnston's, I will make apoint of seeing Mr. Bowser, to ask him if he will not consent to sendFrank, too. I hardly expect he will make any objection, as it is notlikely there will be any difference in the expense. " "Oh, I do hope Frank will go, too, " cried Mary, clapping her hands. "Ifhe does, I shall feel ever so much easier about Bert. Frank is so fondof him that he won't let him be abused, if he can help it. " "Very well, then, " said Mr. Lloyd, bringing the conversation to a close.
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