Happy Nights At Hazel Nook, Or, Cottage Stories
Happy Nights At Hazel Nook, Or, Cottage Stories
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People do not go shopping as they would go for fresh air, w r hich they must have each day ; and.
66 THE CLERK OF THE WEATHER.
were all days cloudless, there would still be many when the customers should prove few. The sunshine bids them provide for the rain ; and, when your labors are light, they are enjoy- ing their provident provisions. " "But might it not be amended just a bit?' : asked Bartrand, doubtfully.
" Look here, " replied his visitor ; " keep, for one year, an exact account of each... day's weather, just as it comes, hot or cold, rain or shine. Put it down carefully in your books, as you would keep an account of loss and profit. In one year I will return to look over the account. " " And, please your honor, " responded Bar- trand, " may I not add the items of what we would like it to be?" " Not one word of that. But keep strict the memorandum ; ' : and the weather breeder van- ished away.
So, for a year, old Bartrand kept the minutes.
He took date of barometer, thermometer, but not of the two odd ometers in his head and heart ; and when the task was over he said to himself, " Small comfort this to know what weather we have had this twelvemonth past, when so much of it was just the worst that could be sent us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People do not go shopping as they would go for fresh air, w r hich they must have each day ; and.
66 THE CLERK OF THE WEATHER.
were all days cloudless, there would still be many when the customers should prove few. The sunshine bids them provide for the rain ; and, when your labors are light, they are enjoy- ing their provident provisions. " "But might it not be amended just a bit?' : asked Bartrand, doubtfully.
" Look here, " replied his visitor ; " keep, for one year, an exact account of each... day's weather, just as it comes, hot or cold, rain or shine. Put it down carefully in your books, as you would keep an account of loss and profit. In one year I will return to look over the account. " " And, please your honor, " responded Bar- trand, " may I not add the items of what we would like it to be?" " Not one word of that. But keep strict the memorandum ; ' : and the weather breeder van- ished away.
So, for a year, old Bartrand kept the minutes.
He took date of barometer, thermometer, but not of the two odd ometers in his head and heart ; and when the task was over he said to himself, " Small comfort this to know what weather we have had this twelvemonth past, when so much of it was just the worst that could be sent us.
What to read after Happy Nights At Hazel Nook, Or, Cottage Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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