Classics Old And New; a Series of School Readers
Classics Old And New; a Series of School Readers
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As she was slipping along down Beacon street, on her way home from school, it was all that she could do to hold her footing.
Luckily she had no books to carry, and so when suddenly she saw some sheets of letter paper whirling past her, she was able to rush on and pick them up as they were dashed against a lamp-post. Then she naturally looked around to see to whom they belonged. The owner was not far away, for just a few steps behind her was an old gentleman not very tall, dressed all in black w...ith a high silk hat.
Under his arm the gentleman carried a book, and as he held out his hand toward her, Julia had no doubt that he was the owner of the wandering manuscript. " Thank you, my child, " he said, as she held the sheets towards him. " Another gust, and I should have had to compose a new poem to take the place of this one. " " Why, sir, " Julia began to say ; then looking up in his face, she suddenly gave a start. Surely she had seen that face be- fore. But where? In an instant she recognized the owner of the papers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she was slipping along down Beacon street, on her way home from school, it was all that she could do to hold her footing.
Luckily she had no books to carry, and so when suddenly she saw some sheets of letter paper whirling past her, she was able to rush on and pick them up as they were dashed against a lamp-post. Then she naturally looked around to see to whom they belonged. The owner was not far away, for just a few steps behind her was an old gentleman not very tall, dressed all in black w...ith a high silk hat.
Under his arm the gentleman carried a book, and as he held out his hand toward her, Julia had no doubt that he was the owner of the wandering manuscript. " Thank you, my child, " he said, as she held the sheets towards him. " Another gust, and I should have had to compose a new poem to take the place of this one. " " Why, sir, " Julia began to say ; then looking up in his face, she suddenly gave a start. Surely she had seen that face be- fore. But where? In an instant she recognized the owner of the papers.
What to read after Classics Old And New; a Series of School Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Anderson Alderman to read onlineMoreLess
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