Daisy Land
Daisy Land
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"Never mind, dears, " said Milly, taking them both in her arms, "you must try and amuse one another the best way you can. You must promise me not to scratch and 7 bite, and when we come home from the seaside we will bring you and cook something lovely. " Then away went the children with their Mother and Nurse to stay with Grandmamma, in her lovely old house by the sea.
There were some more little people staying with Grand- mamma, for she had a lot of grandchildren besides Teddy, Milly, and Nell...y. There were two little boys called Jack and Tom, and a little girl, about Milly 's age, called Gertrude, and quite a small baby that hadn't got a name yet, and that could neither walk nor talk; and spent half the day asleep in its cot, and the other half in its Mother's arms.
Well, I'm glad to say that Nelly had not been at the seaside more than two days before she got better; the roses came back to her pale little cheeks, and in a week's time she was quite plump and strong again, and able to run about on the sands with her brothers and sisters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Never mind, dears, " said Milly, taking them both in her arms, "you must try and amuse one another the best way you can. You must promise me not to scratch and 7 bite, and when we come home from the seaside we will bring you and cook something lovely. " Then away went the children with their Mother and Nurse to stay with Grandmamma, in her lovely old house by the sea.
There were some more little people staying with Grand- mamma, for she had a lot of grandchildren besides Teddy, Milly, and Nell...y. There were two little boys called Jack and Tom, and a little girl, about Milly 's age, called Gertrude, and quite a small baby that hadn't got a name yet, and that could neither walk nor talk; and spent half the day asleep in its cot, and the other half in its Mother's arms.
Well, I'm glad to say that Nelly had not been at the seaside more than two days before she got better; the roses came back to her pale little cheeks, and in a week's time she was quite plump and strong again, and able to run about on the sands with her brothers and sisters.
What to read after Daisy Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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