Merrys Museum for Boys And Girls volume 19
Merrys Museum for Boys And Girls volume 19
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She set Peter to catch- ing these creatures on a piece of paper, and burning them in the fire. Every day poor Peter was obliged to spend more than two hours in peeking under leaves, PETER AND HIS LADY-BUGS.
and into all kinds of small holes and cor- ners in the buds, to catch these mischiev- ous things, but they seemed to increase so fast that he began to think he should find no end to his labors. He tried to smoke them off, but he smoked himself as much as he did them; and they seemed to like ...the fun, for they were as lively as crickets. His mother did not think it best for Peter to use tobacco smoke, for she feared he would get so much in the habit of making tobacco smoke, that he would be found some day standing behind a long cigar; a ciga, r with a fire at one end and a foolish boy's mouth at the other. She did not wish to have Peter learn such filthy habits, and she made him catch the lice with his fingers the best way he could. They were so nimble Peter did not catch half he saw, and he became almost discouraged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She set Peter to catch- ing these creatures on a piece of paper, and burning them in the fire. Every day poor Peter was obliged to spend more than two hours in peeking under leaves, PETER AND HIS LADY-BUGS.
and into all kinds of small holes and cor- ners in the buds, to catch these mischiev- ous things, but they seemed to increase so fast that he began to think he should find no end to his labors. He tried to smoke them off, but he smoked himself as much as he did them; and they seemed to like ...the fun, for they were as lively as crickets. His mother did not think it best for Peter to use tobacco smoke, for she feared he would get so much in the habit of making tobacco smoke, that he would be found some day standing behind a long cigar; a ciga, r with a fire at one end and a foolish boy's mouth at the other. She did not wish to have Peter learn such filthy habits, and she made him catch the lice with his fingers the best way he could. They were so nimble Peter did not catch half he saw, and he became almost discouraged.
What to read after Merrys Museum for Boys And Girls volume 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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