Cricket At the Seashore
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PLAYING NURSE.
POOR Cricket went around with a face as long as her arm, all the rest of the day, dreadfully cast down by this unfortunate result of her wrestling lessons. For a while, she was almost ready to vow that she would never do anything again that the boys did, but when she thought of all the lovely things this would cut her off from, she could n't make up her mind to go that length.
Auntie Jean soon assured her that the sprain was not at all serious, and that the inflammation seemed to... be going down already, but her heart was very heavy. She would not go sailing with the boys, nor sit under the rocks with the girls, and at last she buried herself in her next story for the Echo. A very tragic and mournful tale it was, of a naughty little girl, who was left in charge of her small brother, but who ran away, all by herself, up garret, to play, and when she went back she found her poor little baby brother had fallen into the bath-tub, which was left half full of water, and was drowned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PLAYING NURSE.
POOR Cricket went around with a face as long as her arm, all the rest of the day, dreadfully cast down by this unfortunate result of her wrestling lessons. For a while, she was almost ready to vow that she would never do anything again that the boys did, but when she thought of all the lovely things this would cut her off from, she could n't make up her mind to go that length.
Auntie Jean soon assured her that the sprain was not at all serious, and that the inflammation seemed to... be going down already, but her heart was very heavy. She would not go sailing with the boys, nor sit under the rocks with the girls, and at last she buried herself in her next story for the Echo. A very tragic and mournful tale it was, of a naughty little girl, who was left in charge of her small brother, but who ran away, all by herself, up garret, to play, and when she went back she found her poor little baby brother had fallen into the bath-tub, which was left half full of water, and was drowned.
What to read after Cricket At the Seashore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Westyn Timlow to read onlineMoreLess
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