Hatty And Marcus
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“She did not say anything about that, ” said Hatty, looking puzzled. Inanother moment she added, in her most pleasant way, “would not you likeme to read to you a little, Aunt Barbara?”
“If you can make that little tongue of yours go slow enough, for me tounderstand, you may try, ” said Aunt Barbara.
Hatty drew her chair close up to Aunt Barbara, and was going to ask whenshe should begin, when the old lady said, pettishly, “Go round to theother side, child! don’t you know that’s my deaf ear?” Ha...tty moved asshe was requested, and then Aunt Barbara told her to read the 103dPsalm. Hatty was a very pleasant reader, and she had lately taken greatpains not to speak too rapidly.
Aunt Barbara must have been pleased, for she kept Hatty reading, reading, until the family came home from church; and when she turned toleave the room, she said, “Thank you, child; I think going to yourgrandma’s has done you good. ”
Mrs. Lee had not told Aunt Barbara of Hatty’s letter about her newresolutions, yet the old lady felt that some change must have takenplace in Hatty to make her willing to give up her own pleasure to sit inthat quiet room with a sick, fretful old woman, as Aunt Barbara knewherself to be that morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She did not say anything about that, ” said Hatty, looking puzzled. Inanother moment she added, in her most pleasant way, “would not you likeme to read to you a little, Aunt Barbara?”
“If you can make that little tongue of yours go slow enough, for me tounderstand, you may try, ” said Aunt Barbara.
Hatty drew her chair close up to Aunt Barbara, and was going to ask whenshe should begin, when the old lady said, pettishly, “Go round to theother side, child! don’t you know that’s my deaf ear?” Ha...tty moved asshe was requested, and then Aunt Barbara told her to read the 103dPsalm. Hatty was a very pleasant reader, and she had lately taken greatpains not to speak too rapidly.
Aunt Barbara must have been pleased, for she kept Hatty reading, reading, until the family came home from church; and when she turned toleave the room, she said, “Thank you, child; I think going to yourgrandma’s has done you good. ”
Mrs. Lee had not told Aunt Barbara of Hatty’s letter about her newresolutions, yet the old lady felt that some change must have takenplace in Hatty to make her willing to give up her own pleasure to sit inthat quiet room with a sick, fretful old woman, as Aunt Barbara knewherself to be that morning.
What to read after Hatty And Marcus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friendly Aunt to read onlineMoreLess
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