John And Betty's History Visit
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He liked to take the lead, and to make himself usefulwhenever it was possible.
The ride was not quite as enjoyable as they had hoped, because of avery high wind. Upon their perch at the top of the tram, it requiredabout all their attention to keep their hats and other belongings fromblowing away. On the whole, they were quite content to get off at thebridge at Richmond, and walk up the long hill to the famous Star andGarter Inn.
"This hill seems longer than ever to-day, Mother, " Barbara compla...ined. "When we reach that lovely surprise view (you know where I mean), let's sit down and admire it while we rest a bit. " "Very well, we will, " her mother panted; "we're nearly there now. " The view to which Barbara and her mother referred proved to be reallyvery beautiful. On one side of the hill is a little park from which aprecipice descends to the river. Looking through an opening in theluxuriant foliage of the trees (an opening which takes the place of apicture-frame), one sees a glorious view of the green valley below, through which the lazy Thames winds dreamily; and if the day is clear, Windsor Castle may just be discerned in the distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He liked to take the lead, and to make himself usefulwhenever it was possible.
The ride was not quite as enjoyable as they had hoped, because of avery high wind. Upon their perch at the top of the tram, it requiredabout all their attention to keep their hats and other belongings fromblowing away. On the whole, they were quite content to get off at thebridge at Richmond, and walk up the long hill to the famous Star andGarter Inn.
"This hill seems longer than ever to-day, Mother, " Barbara compla...ined. "When we reach that lovely surprise view (you know where I mean), let's sit down and admire it while we rest a bit. " "Very well, we will, " her mother panted; "we're nearly there now. " The view to which Barbara and her mother referred proved to be reallyvery beautiful. On one side of the hill is a little park from which aprecipice descends to the river. Looking through an opening in theluxuriant foliage of the trees (an opening which takes the place of apicture-frame), one sees a glorious view of the green valley below, through which the lazy Thames winds dreamily; and if the day is clear, Windsor Castle may just be discerned in the distance.
What to read after John And Betty's History Visit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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