Christmas, a Happy Time
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It had been so partially frozen that the weight of the dog inplunging, had broken it, and he had sunk to rise no more. MrMortimer's heart sickened as he contemplated what might have been thecase had his own children ventured on the ice, and he blessed God thattheir dispositions were such, as to make them obedient to his wishes. Every means were taken for the recovery of the dog, and after somehours he was extricated from the ice; but he was perfectly dead, and apparently had been so some time.
...[Illustration: "They are coming papa, they are coming mamma. "] As Mr. Mortimer and his children continued their walk towards thehouse, they heard a shrill shouting from the direction of thevillage;--it seemed like the shouting of young voices, and wasevidently that of joyfulness. The attention of the children wasimmediately attracted towards it, and Mr. Mortimer indulged them bymoving in its direction. John and Frederick were very soon out ofsight, and in a few minutes they returned to relate the cause of theacclamations they had heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been so partially frozen that the weight of the dog inplunging, had broken it, and he had sunk to rise no more. MrMortimer's heart sickened as he contemplated what might have been thecase had his own children ventured on the ice, and he blessed God thattheir dispositions were such, as to make them obedient to his wishes. Every means were taken for the recovery of the dog, and after somehours he was extricated from the ice; but he was perfectly dead, and apparently had been so some time.
...[Illustration: "They are coming papa, they are coming mamma. "] As Mr. Mortimer and his children continued their walk towards thehouse, they heard a shrill shouting from the direction of thevillage;--it seemed like the shouting of young voices, and wasevidently that of joyfulness. The attention of the children wasimmediately attracted towards it, and Mr. Mortimer indulged them bymoving in its direction. John and Frederick were very soon out ofsight, and in a few minutes they returned to relate the cause of theacclamations they had heard.
What to read after Christmas, a Happy Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mant Alicia Catherine - to read onlineMoreLess
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