Dick And Brownie
Dick And Brownie
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She was bitterly disappointed at first; it had never entered her headto spend her money on anyone but Mrs. Perry, it was for her only thatshe had wanted it.
Autumn was well advanced now, the mornings and nights were cold, andthe days not really hot, and Huldah soon began to realise that shedid need a warm garment of some sort, for she had only her thin printfrocks, and a little shoulder shawl that Mrs. Perry had given her.
So, as soon as she had got her nine shillings in her pocket, MissRose ca...me with the pony-cart and drove her in to Belmouth to huntthrough the shops in search of a coat or a cloak which would not costmore than nine shillings, and at the same time be neat and warm, and--at least, so Huldah hoped, --pretty.
Such a day as that was to Huldah! Such a day as had never come intoher life before. First of all there was the drive, four whole mileswith Miss Rose in her dear little pony-carriage, and actually wearingone of Miss Rose's old golf cloaks wrapped snugly round her. The sunshone and the birds sang, and the air was exhilarating with the firsttouch of frost; the trees glowed warmly in their autumn dress, andthe hedges too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was bitterly disappointed at first; it had never entered her headto spend her money on anyone but Mrs. Perry, it was for her only thatshe had wanted it.
Autumn was well advanced now, the mornings and nights were cold, andthe days not really hot, and Huldah soon began to realise that shedid need a warm garment of some sort, for she had only her thin printfrocks, and a little shoulder shawl that Mrs. Perry had given her.
So, as soon as she had got her nine shillings in her pocket, MissRose ca...me with the pony-cart and drove her in to Belmouth to huntthrough the shops in search of a coat or a cloak which would not costmore than nine shillings, and at the same time be neat and warm, and--at least, so Huldah hoped, --pretty.
Such a day as that was to Huldah! Such a day as had never come intoher life before. First of all there was the drive, four whole mileswith Miss Rose in her dear little pony-carriage, and actually wearingone of Miss Rose's old golf cloaks wrapped snugly round her. The sunshone and the birds sang, and the air was exhilarating with the firsttouch of frost; the trees glowed warmly in their autumn dress, andthe hedges too.
What to read after Dick And Brownie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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