Little Susan And Her Lamb
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" Poor little thing, perhaps you are hungry, " said she, and taking her spoon, she put a little of the milk into its mouth, and to her great joy saw that it was swallowed. Susan then gave the lamb some more, and wrapped it up closer in her apron. It soon re- vived with the warmth, and pre- sently was able to stand, it then went to the porringer and drank the rest of Susan's breakfasts you may be sure she did not grudge it.
Susan now went to her mother, and told all that had happened, ana showed... her the little lamb. Her mo- ther said she might put it upon the grass-plot behind the cottage. The little girl did so, and before nigl : it was quite well again.
Susan had to go every day to work, but you may be sure she did 10 not neglect her little lamb; every morning when she hud her own breakfast, she went and fed it very carefully; and the lamb was al- ways ready to come as soon as it heard her little mistress call.
Do not you think Susan felt ve- rj happy when she looked at the little lamb?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Poor little thing, perhaps you are hungry, " said she, and taking her spoon, she put a little of the milk into its mouth, and to her great joy saw that it was swallowed. Susan then gave the lamb some more, and wrapped it up closer in her apron. It soon re- vived with the warmth, and pre- sently was able to stand, it then went to the porringer and drank the rest of Susan's breakfasts you may be sure she did not grudge it.
Susan now went to her mother, and told all that had happened, ana showed... her the little lamb. Her mo- ther said she might put it upon the grass-plot behind the cottage. The little girl did so, and before nigl : it was quite well again.
Susan had to go every day to work, but you may be sure she did 10 not neglect her little lamb; every morning when she hud her own breakfast, she went and fed it very carefully; and the lamb was al- ways ready to come as soon as it heard her little mistress call.
Do not you think Susan felt ve- rj happy when she looked at the little lamb?
What to read after Little Susan And Her Lamb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Sunday School Union to read onlineMoreLess
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