Childrens Holidays a Story book for the Whole Year
Childrens Holidays a Story book for the Whole Year
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Then, out of her numerous family of dolls, shp decided that Jenny Lind and Victoria should go with her, because Jenny's face was paler than dolls' faces are wont to be, and Victoria's wardrobe was in a condition to do her credit. So Cinderella, and Topsey, and Rose, and the dear lit- tle crying baby, Lilly, were attired in their best, and put to bed in a drawer, with the expectation that they would sleep over the whole excursion, and wake up when Fanny returned, just as if nothing had hap- pene...d, but a nice little nap.
\ 90 THE SEA-SIDE.
Fanny, under her mother's direction, selected the dresses which she was to take. These were, for the most part, plain, substantial ginghams and prints, with two or three of a better sort, for Sundays and special occasions. She must have a bathing dress, and a sun-bonnet, besides her bloomer. By her mother's advice, she put in her trunk an old ledger of her father's, some thick letter-paper, and a quan- tity of soft old muslin, the use of which articles she was yet to learn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, out of her numerous family of dolls, shp decided that Jenny Lind and Victoria should go with her, because Jenny's face was paler than dolls' faces are wont to be, and Victoria's wardrobe was in a condition to do her credit. So Cinderella, and Topsey, and Rose, and the dear lit- tle crying baby, Lilly, were attired in their best, and put to bed in a drawer, with the expectation that they would sleep over the whole excursion, and wake up when Fanny returned, just as if nothing had hap- pene...d, but a nice little nap.
\ 90 THE SEA-SIDE.
Fanny, under her mother's direction, selected the dresses which she was to take. These were, for the most part, plain, substantial ginghams and prints, with two or three of a better sort, for Sundays and special occasions. She must have a bathing dress, and a sun-bonnet, besides her bloomer. By her mother's advice, she put in her trunk an old ledger of her father's, some thick letter-paper, and a quan- tity of soft old muslin, the use of which articles she was yet to learn.
What to read after Childrens Holidays a Story book for the Whole Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay David to read onlineMoreLess
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