Colin Clink 1
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Reinstated in the habitation where Colin was born, his mother eventually established a little shop, containing nearly everything, in a small way, that the inhabitants of such a locality could require. A bag of flour, a tub of oatmeal, and half a barrel of red herrings, stood for show directly opposite the door. A couple of cheeses, and a keg of butter, adorned the diminutive counter. Candles, long and short, thick and thin, dangled from the ceil- ing ; half a dozen long brushes and mops stood s...entry in one corner; and in and about the window was displayed a varied collection of pipes, penny loaves, tobacco, battledores, squares of pictures twenty-four for a half- penny, cotton-balls, whipcord, and red worsted nightcaps. In this varied storehouse, with poor pale little Fanny for his nurse, until he COLIN CLINK. 133 grew too big for her any longer to carry him, did our hero Colin live and thrive. After he had found his own legs, his nurse became his companion ; and many a time, as he grew older, — pitying her hungry looks, and solemn- looking eyes, — has he stolen out with half his own meals in his pinafore, on purpose to give them unseen to her who, he thought, wanted them more than he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reinstated in the habitation where Colin was born, his mother eventually established a little shop, containing nearly everything, in a small way, that the inhabitants of such a locality could require. A bag of flour, a tub of oatmeal, and half a barrel of red herrings, stood for show directly opposite the door. A couple of cheeses, and a keg of butter, adorned the diminutive counter. Candles, long and short, thick and thin, dangled from the ceil- ing ; half a dozen long brushes and mops stood s...entry in one corner; and in and about the window was displayed a varied collection of pipes, penny loaves, tobacco, battledores, squares of pictures twenty-four for a half- penny, cotton-balls, whipcord, and red worsted nightcaps. In this varied storehouse, with poor pale little Fanny for his nurse, until he COLIN CLINK. 133 grew too big for her any longer to carry him, did our hero Colin live and thrive. After he had found his own legs, his nurse became his companion ; and many a time, as he grew older, — pitying her hungry looks, and solemn- looking eyes, — has he stolen out with half his own meals in his pinafore, on purpose to give them unseen to her who, he thought, wanted them more than he.
What to read after Colin Clink 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878. Illus to read onlineMoreLess
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