Goody Two Shoes
Goody Two Shoes
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This was a great loss to Mrs. Margery, who had no place to teach in ; but Sir William Dove caused another school to be built at his own expense, and she got the use of Farmer Grove's hall till it was ready, which was in the centre of the village. While there she learned the farmer's servants and neighbours to read and write, and by degrees became so esteemed in the parish, that almost every one consulted her, and many serious disputes where settled by her advice.
Mrs. Margery, who was always do...ing good, contrived an instrument to tell when the weather was to continue favour- able or unfavourable ; by which means she told the farmers when to mow the grass and gather in the hay with safety. Several persons, who suffered in their crops by not consult- ing Margery, were so angry at their losses, that they accused her of being a witch and sent Gaffer Goosecap, a silly old meddling fool, to obtain evidence against her.
This old fellow entered the school as Margery was walking 10 GOODY TWO SHOES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was a great loss to Mrs. Margery, who had no place to teach in ; but Sir William Dove caused another school to be built at his own expense, and she got the use of Farmer Grove's hall till it was ready, which was in the centre of the village. While there she learned the farmer's servants and neighbours to read and write, and by degrees became so esteemed in the parish, that almost every one consulted her, and many serious disputes where settled by her advice.
Mrs. Margery, who was always do...ing good, contrived an instrument to tell when the weather was to continue favour- able or unfavourable ; by which means she told the farmers when to mow the grass and gather in the hay with safety. Several persons, who suffered in their crops by not consult- ing Margery, were so angry at their losses, that they accused her of being a witch and sent Gaffer Goosecap, a silly old meddling fool, to obtain evidence against her.
This old fellow entered the school as Margery was walking 10 GOODY TWO SHOES.
What to read after Goody Two Shoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazel Elisabeth Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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