Jessie Carlton
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" "Good-by. " "Good-by till dark, " replied Jessie, laughing at the idea of her friendbidding her good-by just for an hour.
Jessie now felt very strong in her purpose. She had resisted no less thanfour temptations to yield to her impulses in about an hour and a half. This was doing nobly, and Jessie felt more self-respect than she had everfelt before. She was certainly doing battle in real earnest with her oldenemy, the little wizard, as Uncle Morris facetiously called him. And shehad her rewar...d for all her self-denial in the glad feelings which bubbledup in her heart like springs of water in some cosy mountain nook.
Nothing else came to tempt Jessie the remainder of that afternoon. Shesewed until it was too dark to see in front of the fire; then she took herseat close to the window, and it was not until she could no longer see totake a stitch neatly that she began to put up her work.
"One more morning will finish it, " said she, after taking a glance at herwork. "Oh! how glad I shall be when I have taken the last stitch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Good-by. " "Good-by till dark, " replied Jessie, laughing at the idea of her friendbidding her good-by just for an hour.
Jessie now felt very strong in her purpose. She had resisted no less thanfour temptations to yield to her impulses in about an hour and a half. This was doing nobly, and Jessie felt more self-respect than she had everfelt before. She was certainly doing battle in real earnest with her oldenemy, the little wizard, as Uncle Morris facetiously called him. And shehad her rewar...d for all her self-denial in the glad feelings which bubbledup in her heart like springs of water in some cosy mountain nook.
Nothing else came to tempt Jessie the remainder of that afternoon. Shesewed until it was too dark to see in front of the fire; then she took herseat close to the window, and it was not until she could no longer see totake a stitch neatly that she began to put up her work.
"One more morning will finish it, " said she, after taking a glance at herwork. "Oh! how glad I shall be when I have taken the last stitch.
What to read after Jessie Carlton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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