Merrys book of Tales And Stories
Merrys book of Tales And Stories
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It is New Year's eve. The clouds are dark and heavy, and the rising wind betokens that there will be a severe storm during the night.
The old familiar sitting-room in Mr. Eldridge's cottage is brightly lighted up, a cheerful fire burns TALES AND STOKIES. 163 in the grate, and happy is the party there assembled, for the old man's family has quite increased since we last saw him. There he sits at one side of the table reading, and looking as hale as ever, while opposite to him is his wife, occupi...ed with her knitting. Near her mother stands our friend Mary, holding a sleeping infant in her arms, while a little boy of about four years of age is lying on the floor, engaged in tormenting, in various childlike ways, a large Newfoundland dog, who is stretched lazily out by his side. In one corner of the room there is seated, on. A low stool, a lad of about twelve years of age, busily employed in weaving a basket. It is blind Willie. He is now an orphan, and since the death of his parents he has found a kind home at the par- sonage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is New Year's eve. The clouds are dark and heavy, and the rising wind betokens that there will be a severe storm during the night.
The old familiar sitting-room in Mr. Eldridge's cottage is brightly lighted up, a cheerful fire burns TALES AND STOKIES. 163 in the grate, and happy is the party there assembled, for the old man's family has quite increased since we last saw him. There he sits at one side of the table reading, and looking as hale as ever, while opposite to him is his wife, occupi...ed with her knitting. Near her mother stands our friend Mary, holding a sleeping infant in her arms, while a little boy of about four years of age is lying on the floor, engaged in tormenting, in various childlike ways, a large Newfoundland dog, who is stretched lazily out by his side. In one corner of the room there is seated, on. A low stool, a lad of about twelve years of age, busily employed in weaving a basket. It is blind Willie. He is now an orphan, and since the death of his parents he has found a kind home at the par- sonage.
What to read after Merrys book of Tales And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J N John Newton Stearns to read onlineMoreLess
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