Little Miss Primrose 2
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Before breakfast was over the morning post came in. There was only one letter.
It was from Nelly Willoughby.
'' To tell us what time she will be ready 172 LITTLE MISS PRIMROSE.
to come back, I suppose," said Grace, quietly enouig^h, as she opened it.
It was a very short letter, and when she had read it, she said, with a little touch of wounded surprise, very unusual for her, " "What a pity ! Nelly can't come back at all. She says her mother is not very well, and she does not think she ought to ...leave her ao^ain. I do think she mio^ht have come, and Miss Primrose there, too, and so many nice little excursions as we had planned for her." "Grace, love," said Mrs. Heslington, ^'one can't gfo ag^ainst illness. I'm sure you would be the very last in the world to want her to leave her mother." " But it isn't illness, mother, or I wouldn't say a word ; only that she doesn't think Mrs. Willoughby looking very well.
As if Miss Primrose couldn't keep her com- pany just for a day or two. I wouldn't LITTLE MISS PRIMROSE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before breakfast was over the morning post came in. There was only one letter.
It was from Nelly Willoughby.
'' To tell us what time she will be ready 172 LITTLE MISS PRIMROSE.
to come back, I suppose," said Grace, quietly enouig^h, as she opened it.
It was a very short letter, and when she had read it, she said, with a little touch of wounded surprise, very unusual for her, " "What a pity ! Nelly can't come back at all. She says her mother is not very well, and she does not think she ought to ...leave her ao^ain. I do think she mio^ht have come, and Miss Primrose there, too, and so many nice little excursions as we had planned for her." "Grace, love," said Mrs. Heslington, ^'one can't gfo ag^ainst illness. I'm sure you would be the very last in the world to want her to leave her mother." " But it isn't illness, mother, or I wouldn't say a word ; only that she doesn't think Mrs. Willoughby looking very well.
As if Miss Primrose couldn't keep her com- pany just for a day or two. I wouldn't LITTLE MISS PRIMROSE.
What to read after Little Miss Primrose 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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