Big And Little Sisters
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"I wish to buy the little brown shoes andstockings in the glass box, " pointing to the show-case. "I have onlyfifty cents. " "Why, of course, Cordelia, if you really wish to sell it, " was theresponse. "The shoes and stockings are for Susie, I suppose, but arenot the black ones nice enough?" Cordelia had displayed the little black shoes and stockings to theteachers with a deal of pride.
"But the brown ones are much prettier for the Jack Frost song, " sheargued, pressingly.
"Very well, " replied... the teacher, opening her purse and handing her thedollar, with a sorry look. "Perhaps, however, we would better see thelittle things before you buy them. " The brown shoes and stockings were examined by the teachers and werethought quite satisfactory for the price. Cordelia bought thembreathlessly and hid them in her coat pocket to insure their safety.
But the home-going in the early moonlight evening was less joyous thanhad been the journey to the store. To the young Sioux girl thesleigh-bells seemed to jingle harshly, and the gumbo hills, whose topswere bare of snow, seemed frowning blackly from across the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wish to buy the little brown shoes andstockings in the glass box, " pointing to the show-case. "I have onlyfifty cents. " "Why, of course, Cordelia, if you really wish to sell it, " was theresponse. "The shoes and stockings are for Susie, I suppose, but arenot the black ones nice enough?" Cordelia had displayed the little black shoes and stockings to theteachers with a deal of pride.
"But the brown ones are much prettier for the Jack Frost song, " sheargued, pressingly.
"Very well, " replied... the teacher, opening her purse and handing her thedollar, with a sorry look. "Perhaps, however, we would better see thelittle things before you buy them. " The brown shoes and stockings were examined by the teachers and werethought quite satisfactory for the price. Cordelia bought thembreathlessly and hid them in her coat pocket to insure their safety.
But the home-going in the early moonlight evening was less joyous thanhad been the journey to the store. To the young Sioux girl thesleigh-bells seemed to jingle harshly, and the gumbo hills, whose topswere bare of snow, seemed frowning blackly from across the river.
What to read after Big And Little Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenness Theodora R. to read onlineMoreLess
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