Gertrude 1
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Dacre, drily ; " we have had few like it." " Miss Courtenay has such powers of walking," ob- served INIiss Forester ; "and that is so very enviable.
I should not have been able to see these little merry creatures this afternoon, if my father had not pro- mised to call for me in the carriage at five o'clock." The little merry creatures were, at that instant, looking peculiarly solemn, waiting for Mr. Grantley to say grace ; and Edith could scarcely repress a smile.
" You take great interest in t...he school, I think," said Ml'. Dacre.
" Yes," replied Edith, simply ; " it is my hobby.
Every one must find something to occupy them ; but of course I am only head assistant." " It is easy to see in these cases," said Mr. Dacre, " what a blessing eating and drinking is. You might try for years with other things before you could make these children feel, as plainly as they do now, that they were cared for." " I am not sure they understand much about it at any time," said Edith, smiling.
" ^Xe will try," continued Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dacre, drily ; " we have had few like it." " Miss Courtenay has such powers of walking," ob- served INIiss Forester ; "and that is so very enviable.
I should not have been able to see these little merry creatures this afternoon, if my father had not pro- mised to call for me in the carriage at five o'clock." The little merry creatures were, at that instant, looking peculiarly solemn, waiting for Mr. Grantley to say grace ; and Edith could scarcely repress a smile.
" You take great interest in t...he school, I think," said Ml'. Dacre.
" Yes," replied Edith, simply ; " it is my hobby.
Every one must find something to occupy them ; but of course I am only head assistant." " It is easy to see in these cases," said Mr. Dacre, " what a blessing eating and drinking is. You might try for years with other things before you could make these children feel, as plainly as they do now, that they were cared for." " I am not sure they understand much about it at any time," said Edith, smiling.
" ^Xe will try," continued Mr.
What to read after Gertrude 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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