Heartsease, Or, the Brother's Wife
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' 'No, ' came with an effort, and an imploring glance at Aunt Theodora.
'Well, then, what? Speak out like a man!' Still reluctant, but it wasbrought out at last: 'Cousin Hugh told us about the poor sick Irishchildren that have no potatoes. May I give it to him to send them?' 'Never mind the Irish children. This is for yourself. ' 'Myself?' Johnnie looked up, bewildered, but with a sudden thought, 'Oh! I know, Aunt Theodora, won't it buy that pretty work-basket togive mamma on her birthday? She ...said she could not afford it. And Helenwanted the great donkey in the shop-window. Oh! I can get Helen thegreat donkey; thank you, Aunt Nesbit!' The next day Aunt Nesbit received Johnnie by giving him five sovereignsto take to Cousin Hugh for the Irish, desiring him to say it was his owngift; and while Johnnie scrupulously explained that he should say thatshe gave it to him to give, she began to instruct him that he would be arich man by and by, and must make a handsome and yet careful use ofhis money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'No, ' came with an effort, and an imploring glance at Aunt Theodora.
'Well, then, what? Speak out like a man!' Still reluctant, but it wasbrought out at last: 'Cousin Hugh told us about the poor sick Irishchildren that have no potatoes. May I give it to him to send them?' 'Never mind the Irish children. This is for yourself. ' 'Myself?' Johnnie looked up, bewildered, but with a sudden thought, 'Oh! I know, Aunt Theodora, won't it buy that pretty work-basket togive mamma on her birthday? She ...said she could not afford it. And Helenwanted the great donkey in the shop-window. Oh! I can get Helen thegreat donkey; thank you, Aunt Nesbit!' The next day Aunt Nesbit received Johnnie by giving him five sovereignsto take to Cousin Hugh for the Irish, desiring him to say it was his owngift; and while Johnnie scrupulously explained that he should say thatshe gave it to him to give, she began to instruct him that he would be arich man by and by, and must make a handsome and yet careful use ofhis money.
What to read after Heartsease, Or, the Brother's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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