Lady Mary And Her Nurse
Lady Mary And Her Nurse
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But the old ones shook their heads, and said they feared there was morefiction than truth in the tales they had heard, and that if they were wisethey would stay where they were. "What do you want more, my dearchildren, " said their mother, "than you enjoy here? Have you not thisgrand old oak for a palace to live in; its leaves and branches spreadinglike a canopy over your heads, to shelter you from the hot sun by day andthe dews by night? Are there not moss, dried grass, and roots beneath, toma...ke a soft bed for you to lie upon? and do not the boughs drop down aplentiful store of brown ripe acorns? That silver lake, studded withislands of all shapes and sizes, produces cool clear water for you todrink and bathe yourselves in. Look at those flowers that droop theirblossoms down to its glassy surface, and the white lilies that rest uponits bosom, --will you see anything fairer or better if you leave thisplace? Stay at home and be contented. " "If I hear any more grumbling, " said their father, "I shall pinch yourears and tails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the old ones shook their heads, and said they feared there was morefiction than truth in the tales they had heard, and that if they were wisethey would stay where they were. "What do you want more, my dearchildren, " said their mother, "than you enjoy here? Have you not thisgrand old oak for a palace to live in; its leaves and branches spreadinglike a canopy over your heads, to shelter you from the hot sun by day andthe dews by night? Are there not moss, dried grass, and roots beneath, toma...ke a soft bed for you to lie upon? and do not the boughs drop down aplentiful store of brown ripe acorns? That silver lake, studded withislands of all shapes and sizes, produces cool clear water for you todrink and bathe yourselves in. Look at those flowers that droop theirblossoms down to its glassy surface, and the white lilies that rest uponits bosom, --will you see anything fairer or better if you leave thisplace? Stay at home and be contented. " "If I hear any more grumbling, " said their father, "I shall pinch yourears and tails.
What to read after Lady Mary And Her Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Traill Catharine Parr Strickland to read onlineMoreLess
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