Lost in a Great City
Lost in a Great City
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Miss Madeira had never known anything so simply, purely sweet as the trust of this small waif. Children in general were rather afraid of her. No little fingers had been brave enough to pull open the rough burr and dis- close the inner sweetness. She sat now amazed and ashamed, like a young girl with her first lover, every pulse 260 LOST IN A GREAT CITY.
of her being thrilled through with the strange, new expe. Rience. In all her life no one had ever said, " You are so sweet. " "My dear!" Miss M...adeira's voice trembled, and her thin lips quiv ered ; then she clasped the child to her heart, both crying together.
" You shall stay if you want to, " she managed to make answer presently. " It's a little cubby, but it's big enough to take you in. And to think of your walking all day without a mouthful, and sleeping out in the cold all night. It's a wonder you are not down sick. And I think you had a deal of courage to run away without a cent, and not knowing where to go, and New York so far off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Madeira had never known anything so simply, purely sweet as the trust of this small waif. Children in general were rather afraid of her. No little fingers had been brave enough to pull open the rough burr and dis- close the inner sweetness. She sat now amazed and ashamed, like a young girl with her first lover, every pulse 260 LOST IN A GREAT CITY.
of her being thrilled through with the strange, new expe. Rience. In all her life no one had ever said, " You are so sweet. " "My dear!" Miss M...adeira's voice trembled, and her thin lips quiv ered ; then she clasped the child to her heart, both crying together.
" You shall stay if you want to, " she managed to make answer presently. " It's a little cubby, but it's big enough to take you in. And to think of your walking all day without a mouthful, and sleeping out in the cold all night. It's a wonder you are not down sick. And I think you had a deal of courage to run away without a cent, and not knowing where to go, and New York so far off.
What to read after Lost in a Great City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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