Jo's Boys
Jo's Boys
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Danwas a treasure to him; for he took well, and willingly posed in hisMexican costume, with horse and hound, and all wanted copies of theseeffective photographs. Bess, also, was a favourite sitter; and Demireceived a prize at the Amateur Photographic Exhibition for one of hiscousin with all her hair about her face, which rose from the cloud ofwhite lace draping the shoulders. These were freely handed round by theproud artist; and one copy had a tender little history yet to be told.
Nat was snat...ching every minute he could get with Daisy before the longparting; and Mrs Meg relented somewhat, feeling sure that absence wouldquite cure this unfortunate fancy. Daisy said little; but her gentleface was sad when she was alone, and a few quiet tears dropped on thehandkerchiefs she marked so daintily with her own hair. She was sure Natwould not forget her; and life looked rather forlorn without thedear fellow who had been her friend since the days of patty-pans andconfidences in the willow-tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Danwas a treasure to him; for he took well, and willingly posed in hisMexican costume, with horse and hound, and all wanted copies of theseeffective photographs. Bess, also, was a favourite sitter; and Demireceived a prize at the Amateur Photographic Exhibition for one of hiscousin with all her hair about her face, which rose from the cloud ofwhite lace draping the shoulders. These were freely handed round by theproud artist; and one copy had a tender little history yet to be told.
Nat was snat...ching every minute he could get with Daisy before the longparting; and Mrs Meg relented somewhat, feeling sure that absence wouldquite cure this unfortunate fancy. Daisy said little; but her gentleface was sad when she was alone, and a few quiet tears dropped on thehandkerchiefs she marked so daintily with her own hair. She was sure Natwould not forget her; and life looked rather forlorn without thedear fellow who had been her friend since the days of patty-pans andconfidences in the willow-tree.
What to read after Jo's Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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