Holiday Tales
Holiday Tales
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" A violent scream from the girls made their Mamma and nurse judge that the rude boy had arrived ; and they hurried toward the spot where they were at play, fearing he might hurt them. And it was well they did so ; for he was in such a rage at their having dared, he said, to touch his toys, that he was beginning to beat them with the NINE-PINS. 13 Nine-pins, and would have hurt them very much indeed if he had not been prevented.
Mrs. Maynard put all the Nine-pins into a basket, and then took Wi...lliam into the kitchen, where the cook was preparing a large fire to roast a piece of beef She then directed her to put all the pretty painted Nine-pins, one by one, between ihe bars of the gra ; e, and the two balls on the top ; and this was done while William, held fast by a man servant, was made to look on, till they were all burned.
14 ELLEN.
%ij^faiW ELLEN.
WHEN little Ellen asked her maid why the dog looked at her ; instead of telling her the truth, which was, that he hoped she would give him something to eat ; she said he was watching her, to see whether she would be a good child all day, or a naughty one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A violent scream from the girls made their Mamma and nurse judge that the rude boy had arrived ; and they hurried toward the spot where they were at play, fearing he might hurt them. And it was well they did so ; for he was in such a rage at their having dared, he said, to touch his toys, that he was beginning to beat them with the NINE-PINS. 13 Nine-pins, and would have hurt them very much indeed if he had not been prevented.
Mrs. Maynard put all the Nine-pins into a basket, and then took Wi...lliam into the kitchen, where the cook was preparing a large fire to roast a piece of beef She then directed her to put all the pretty painted Nine-pins, one by one, between ihe bars of the gra ; e, and the two balls on the top ; and this was done while William, held fast by a man servant, was made to look on, till they were all burned.
14 ELLEN.
%ij^faiW ELLEN.
WHEN little Ellen asked her maid why the dog looked at her ; instead of telling her the truth, which was, that he hoped she would give him something to eat ; she said he was watching her, to see whether she would be a good child all day, or a naughty one.
What to read after Holiday Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Henry Thurston to read onlineMoreLess
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