Harper's Young People, July 13, 1880
Harper's Young People, July 13, 1880
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* * * * * ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY.
I am seven years old. I am living with my grandma in the country. I have thirteen children. They all eat at one table. Minnie, Flora, Daisy, Tally, Mamie, Allie, Lulu, Jennie, Lillie, Annie, Pinkey-Ketto, Harry, and Johnny. My papa likes Daisy best, but I like Minnie.
I have a pet cat named Chubby, a chicken named Drabee, and a hen named Coachee. Uncle has a horse named Dolly, that eats sugar out of my hand, and always when she goes by t...he window she looks up for a lump of sugar.
I made a little pie a few days ago, which was said to be very good.
My papa reads me the stories and letters in YOUNG PEOPLE, and I thought I ought to write a letter too.
GRACIE.
* * * * * STANBRIDGE, CANADA.
I am seven years old, and I have a sister twelve years old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. M. C.
* * * * * ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY.
I am seven years old. I am living with my grandma in the country. I have thirteen children. They all eat at one table. Minnie, Flora, Daisy, Tally, Mamie, Allie, Lulu, Jennie, Lillie, Annie, Pinkey-Ketto, Harry, and Johnny. My papa likes Daisy best, but I like Minnie.
I have a pet cat named Chubby, a chicken named Drabee, and a hen named Coachee. Uncle has a horse named Dolly, that eats sugar out of my hand, and always when she goes by t...he window she looks up for a lump of sugar.
I made a little pie a few days ago, which was said to be very good.
My papa reads me the stories and letters in YOUNG PEOPLE, and I thought I ought to write a letter too.
GRACIE.
* * * * * STANBRIDGE, CANADA.
I am seven years old, and I have a sister twelve years old.
What to read after Harper's Young People, July 13, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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