May Day Or Anecdotes of Lydia Lively Intended to Improve And Amuse the Risin
May Day Or Anecdotes of Lydia Lively Intended to Improve And Amuse the Risin
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means ANECDOTES of Mifs LYDIA LIVELY. 37 means love to our neighbour ; and we are moil fure that love is fincere when we part with fomething we like, or give ourfelves fame trouble to ferve them.
LYDIA.
Then, Mamma, inftead of going into the garden this afternoon, I will fmifh the apron j at prefent I am very tired, and muft go and take a run.
CHAPTER THE SIXTH. MAT OAKLAND.
L HOUGH Lydia watched very anxi- oufly, a day or two pafTed before Ihe faw the liitle folk again ; one day, however, as f...he was fitting at the window, fhe faw them coming, fhe flew down ftairs, and, met them juft as they were going by the gate ; in her hafte to catch them fhe had run down without the prefentsj Ihe, there- fore, 38 MAYDAY; o*, fore, defired them to ftop a minute, aad going up (lairs again, foon returned with the fhawl, the fhoes, the apron, and the almonds and raifins. She made the two children very happy by her gifts, particu- larly the boy, who faid, Thank you, and cried, Shoes ! fhoes ! twenty times over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
means ANECDOTES of Mifs LYDIA LIVELY. 37 means love to our neighbour ; and we are moil fure that love is fincere when we part with fomething we like, or give ourfelves fame trouble to ferve them.
LYDIA.
Then, Mamma, inftead of going into the garden this afternoon, I will fmifh the apron j at prefent I am very tired, and muft go and take a run.
CHAPTER THE SIXTH. MAT OAKLAND.
L HOUGH Lydia watched very anxi- oufly, a day or two pafTed before Ihe faw the liitle folk again ; one day, however, as f...he was fitting at the window, fhe faw them coming, fhe flew down ftairs, and, met them juft as they were going by the gate ; in her hafte to catch them fhe had run down without the prefentsj Ihe, there- fore, 38 MAYDAY; o*, fore, defired them to ftop a minute, aad going up (lairs again, foon returned with the fhawl, the fhoes, the apron, and the almonds and raifins. She made the two children very happy by her gifts, particu- larly the boy, who faid, Thank you, and cried, Shoes ! fhoes ! twenty times over.
What to read after May Day Or Anecdotes of Lydia Lively Intended to Improve And Amuse the Risin?
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