How It All Came Round
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"My own cousin! Then I may sit on your knee. Daisy, come here--thepretty lady is our own cousin. " On hearing this, Daisy too advanced. Neither child had any idea what theword cousin meant, but it seemed to include proprietorship. They strokedCharlotte's furs, and both pairs of lips were raised again and again formany kisses. In the midst of this scene entered the little maid with thebaby. Pretty as Daisy and Harold were, they were nothing to the baby;this baby of eight months had a most ethere...al and lovely face.
"Oh, you beauty! you darling!" said Charlotte, as she clasped the littlecreature in her arms, and the baby, too young to be shy, allowed her tokiss him repeatedly.
"What a lot of lumber!" said Daisy, touching the brown-paper parcels.
This little child's speech brought Charlotte back to the fact of hercakes and toys. Giving baby to his small nurse, she opened hertreasures. Daisy received her doll with a kind of awed rapture, Haroldrattled his drum and blew his trumpet in a way most distracting to anyweak nerves within reasonable distance, and the baby sucked some ratherunwholesome sweets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My own cousin! Then I may sit on your knee. Daisy, come here--thepretty lady is our own cousin. " On hearing this, Daisy too advanced. Neither child had any idea what theword cousin meant, but it seemed to include proprietorship. They strokedCharlotte's furs, and both pairs of lips were raised again and again formany kisses. In the midst of this scene entered the little maid with thebaby. Pretty as Daisy and Harold were, they were nothing to the baby;this baby of eight months had a most ethere...al and lovely face.
"Oh, you beauty! you darling!" said Charlotte, as she clasped the littlecreature in her arms, and the baby, too young to be shy, allowed her tokiss him repeatedly.
"What a lot of lumber!" said Daisy, touching the brown-paper parcels.
This little child's speech brought Charlotte back to the fact of hercakes and toys. Giving baby to his small nurse, she opened hertreasures. Daisy received her doll with a kind of awed rapture, Haroldrattled his drum and blew his trumpet in a way most distracting to anyweak nerves within reasonable distance, and the baby sucked some ratherunwholesome sweets.
What to read after How It All Came Round?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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