Goody Two Shoes
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One day, as Margery was coming home from the next village, 3 Goody Two Shoes.
she met with some wicked, idle boys, who had tied a young raven to a staff, and were just going to throw stones at it. She offered at once to buy the raven for a penny, and this they agreed to. She then brought him home to the parsonage, and gave him the name of Ralph, and a fine bird he was. Madge soon taught him to speak several words, and also to pick up letters, and even to spell a word or two.
Some years before M...argery began to teach the poor cottagers' children, Sir Walter Welldon, a wealthy knight, had set up an elderly widow lady in a small school in the village. This gentle- woman was at length taken ill, and was no longer able to attend to her duties. When Sir Walter heard of this, he sent for Mr. Goodall, and asked him to look out for some one who would be able and willing to take Mrs. Gray's place as mistress of the school.
The worthy clergyman could think of no one so well qualified for the task as Margery Meamvell, who, though but young, was grave beyond her years, and was growing up to be a comely maiden ; and when he told his mind to the knight, Margery was at once chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day, as Margery was coming home from the next village, 3 Goody Two Shoes.
she met with some wicked, idle boys, who had tied a young raven to a staff, and were just going to throw stones at it. She offered at once to buy the raven for a penny, and this they agreed to. She then brought him home to the parsonage, and gave him the name of Ralph, and a fine bird he was. Madge soon taught him to speak several words, and also to pick up letters, and even to spell a word or two.
Some years before M...argery began to teach the poor cottagers' children, Sir Walter Welldon, a wealthy knight, had set up an elderly widow lady in a small school in the village. This gentle- woman was at length taken ill, and was no longer able to attend to her duties. When Sir Walter heard of this, he sent for Mr. Goodall, and asked him to look out for some one who would be able and willing to take Mrs. Gray's place as mistress of the school.
The worthy clergyman could think of no one so well qualified for the task as Margery Meamvell, who, though but young, was grave beyond her years, and was growing up to be a comely maiden ; and when he told his mind to the knight, Margery was at once chosen.
What to read after Goody Two Shoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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