Little Sir Nicholas a Story for Children
Little Sir Nicholas a Story for Children
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Then came a day when every one was very sad, for Margaret went away to school, and she was not to come back for ever so many months, not until the primroses and daffodils had come and gone, and the roses and the sweet carnations in the garden were in full bloom.
Oh ! such a long time it would be. Gerald cried very much, and Nicco looked very grave and tried to keep back his tears. " It would trouble Margaret to see me cry, " he said to Mr. Lyte, as though to excuse himself for not doing what mi...ght have been expected of him, and then when the carriage drove away and the pale sad face looked out of the window, and Margaret waved her hand to the boys, Nicco went up to his room, and looked at his little picture, and said, " Please make me brave, for I don't like her to go away. " Mrs. Tremaine was in London for two days ; then she came home laden with love from Margaret, whom, she said, she had left very happy, and the months would soon roll away.
And so they did of course, slowly perhaps, but very surely, until the roses, and carnations, and all the 192 LITTLE SIR NICHOLAS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came a day when every one was very sad, for Margaret went away to school, and she was not to come back for ever so many months, not until the primroses and daffodils had come and gone, and the roses and the sweet carnations in the garden were in full bloom.
Oh ! such a long time it would be. Gerald cried very much, and Nicco looked very grave and tried to keep back his tears. " It would trouble Margaret to see me cry, " he said to Mr. Lyte, as though to excuse himself for not doing what mi...ght have been expected of him, and then when the carriage drove away and the pale sad face looked out of the window, and Margaret waved her hand to the boys, Nicco went up to his room, and looked at his little picture, and said, " Please make me brave, for I don't like her to go away. " Mrs. Tremaine was in London for two days ; then she came home laden with love from Margaret, whom, she said, she had left very happy, and the months would soon roll away.
And so they did of course, slowly perhaps, but very surely, until the roses, and carnations, and all the 192 LITTLE SIR NICHOLAS.
What to read after Little Sir Nicholas a Story for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Charles Alfred Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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