Grandfathers Story of the Charitable Girl
Grandfathers Story of the Charitable Girl
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One fine after- noon in Autumn, Ann and Susan, with a good many other little girls of the neighborhood, were invited to go to this gentleman's house and partake of 10 GRANDFATHER'S STORY OF his fruit, and carry some of it home to their parents. It was as fine a lit- tle party as I ever saw. They were all very merry and happy. Ann and Su- san carried little baskets with them, and after they had all eaten enough, and finished their visit and were ready to go home, the gentleman filled their littl...e baskets full.
Well, as they were returning, they overtook a very poor old woman who had no home in the world, and no friends to take care of her. She was THE CHARITABLE GIRL. 11 so old that her hair was gray ; and be- sides, she was quite lame. When Ann and Susan came up, she asked for some of their fruit, saying that it was a long time since she had eaten a morsel of food. When she asked this, Ann pout- ed her lips, looked very sullen, and, as they at that moment arrived home, she ran immediately into the house without speaking a word or offering the poor woman any fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One fine after- noon in Autumn, Ann and Susan, with a good many other little girls of the neighborhood, were invited to go to this gentleman's house and partake of 10 GRANDFATHER'S STORY OF his fruit, and carry some of it home to their parents. It was as fine a lit- tle party as I ever saw. They were all very merry and happy. Ann and Su- san carried little baskets with them, and after they had all eaten enough, and finished their visit and were ready to go home, the gentleman filled their littl...e baskets full.
Well, as they were returning, they overtook a very poor old woman who had no home in the world, and no friends to take care of her. She was THE CHARITABLE GIRL. 11 so old that her hair was gray ; and be- sides, she was quite lame. When Ann and Susan came up, she asked for some of their fruit, saying that it was a long time since she had eaten a morsel of food. When she asked this, Ann pout- ed her lips, looked very sullen, and, as they at that moment arrived home, she ran immediately into the house without speaking a word or offering the poor woman any fruit.
What to read after Grandfathers Story of the Charitable Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alwin Karl Haagner to read onlineMoreLess
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