Home Lights And Shadows
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Hewent down into the parlor, and seating himself at the window, watched, with childish eagerness, for the form of his mother.
Strange as it may seem to the reader, Mrs. Herbert had scarcelypassed into the street, ere her promise was forgotten. Not that shewas indifferent to the happiness of her child--not that she was aheartless mother. Far very far from this. Purely and truly did shelove this sweet boy. But, so much were her thoughts interested inother things, that she did not, at the time, co...mprehend theearnestness of his childish wishes; nor think of her promise as asacred thing. The request for a picture book seemed to her but theexpression of a sudden thought, that passed from his mind as soon asuttered. And yet, she had not promised without intending to meet thewishes of her child, for she was an indulgent mother, and rarelysaid "No, " to any request that might reasonably be gratified. Shehad noticed Cousin Edie's pretty book, and thought that she would, some time or other, get one like it for Eddy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hewent down into the parlor, and seating himself at the window, watched, with childish eagerness, for the form of his mother.
Strange as it may seem to the reader, Mrs. Herbert had scarcelypassed into the street, ere her promise was forgotten. Not that shewas indifferent to the happiness of her child--not that she was aheartless mother. Far very far from this. Purely and truly did shelove this sweet boy. But, so much were her thoughts interested inother things, that she did not, at the time, co...mprehend theearnestness of his childish wishes; nor think of her promise as asacred thing. The request for a picture book seemed to her but theexpression of a sudden thought, that passed from his mind as soon asuttered. And yet, she had not promised without intending to meet thewishes of her child, for she was an indulgent mother, and rarelysaid "No, " to any request that might reasonably be gratified. Shehad noticed Cousin Edie's pretty book, and thought that she would, some time or other, get one like it for Eddy.
What to read after Home Lights And Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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