Count Up the Sunny Days a Story for Girls
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Mrs. Smith said that he looked paler and thinner than he used to do, but then he was growing so tall that it was not to be won- dered at ; but his grandfather felt that somehow or another those jokes were forced, and that many and many a time, when Jim was telling some good story, there was just a catch in his voice, a queer little noise in his throat, as though he were trying to drive back his tears. One day he asked Mary whether she noticed anything unusual about the boy ; but all she said wa...s that she did not think he looked very strong. COUNT UP THE SUNNY DA YS. 89 "I'm sure he's all right, grandfather dear. I'm sure if he had done anything wrong he would tell us of it. " "I'm sure he would, my dear, " answered the old man ; " but I ain't so sure he would tell us if others were wronging him. " 90 COUNT UP THE SUNNY DATS. CHAPTER XII. JIM'S LITTLE BOATS. OLD JINKS was right ; a change liad come over Jim, a cloud was darkening the outer bright- ness of his young life ; but the sun was shining behind the clouds still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Smith said that he looked paler and thinner than he used to do, but then he was growing so tall that it was not to be won- dered at ; but his grandfather felt that somehow or another those jokes were forced, and that many and many a time, when Jim was telling some good story, there was just a catch in his voice, a queer little noise in his throat, as though he were trying to drive back his tears. One day he asked Mary whether she noticed anything unusual about the boy ; but all she said wa...s that she did not think he looked very strong. COUNT UP THE SUNNY DA YS. 89 "I'm sure he's all right, grandfather dear. I'm sure if he had done anything wrong he would tell us of it. " "I'm sure he would, my dear, " answered the old man ; " but I ain't so sure he would tell us if others were wronging him. " 90 COUNT UP THE SUNNY DATS. CHAPTER XII. JIM'S LITTLE BOATS. OLD JINKS was right ; a change liad come over Jim, a cloud was darkening the outer bright- ness of his young life ; but the sun was shining behind the clouds still.
What to read after Count Up the Sunny Days a Story for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Anne Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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