Christmas Books Etc
Christmas Books Etc
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the top of the parcel. He does so, as I remark to Miss Raby (for whom I happened to be mending pens when the little circumstance arose), with a flushed face and winking eyes. Look how the other boys are peering into the basket as he reads. — I say to her, * Isn't it a pretty picture?' Part of the letter is in a very large hand. This is from his little sister. And I would wager that she netted the little purse which he has just taken out of it, and which Master Lynx is eyeing.
'You are a droll m...an, and remark all sorts of queer AND HIS YOUNG FRIENDS t2$ things, ' Miss Raby says, smiling, and plying her swift needle and fingers as quick as possible.
*I am glad we are both on the spot, and that the little fellow lies under our guns as it were, and so is protected from some such brutal school-pirate as young Duval for instance, who would rob him, probably, of some of those good things ; good in themselves, and better because fresh from home. See, there is a pie, as I said, and which I dare say is better than those which are served at our table (but you never take any notice of such kind of things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the top of the parcel. He does so, as I remark to Miss Raby (for whom I happened to be mending pens when the little circumstance arose), with a flushed face and winking eyes. Look how the other boys are peering into the basket as he reads. — I say to her, * Isn't it a pretty picture?' Part of the letter is in a very large hand. This is from his little sister. And I would wager that she netted the little purse which he has just taken out of it, and which Master Lynx is eyeing.
'You are a droll m...an, and remark all sorts of queer AND HIS YOUNG FRIENDS t2$ things, ' Miss Raby says, smiling, and plying her swift needle and fingers as quick as possible.
*I am glad we are both on the spot, and that the little fellow lies under our guns as it were, and so is protected from some such brutal school-pirate as young Duval for instance, who would rob him, probably, of some of those good things ; good in themselves, and better because fresh from home. See, there is a pie, as I said, and which I dare say is better than those which are served at our table (but you never take any notice of such kind of things.
What to read after Christmas Books Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens And Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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