Mr Rutherfords Children Second Series
Mr Rutherfords Children Second Series
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" CHAPTER XL TWO OR THREE THIXOo.
AND so the winter wore away and the spring came ; but the children had been so busy with their books and their play, that they were quite surprised when Mrs. Rutherford told them it was the first of March.
" The first of March ! why it only wants three months to strawberry time, " said Sybil, who was rather given to such calculations, " and six months to the end of summer. " " And it is only six months since the end of sum- mer, if you calculate that way, " sai...d her aunt.
" When shall we go home again 1 " inquired Chrys- sa.
" In April or May. " " How pleasant that will be ! " said both the chil- dren ; and then they began to count the days that were left as each one fled away, and Sybil would say to her sister, " You can see that it's spring, Chryssa, only look how blue the sky is ; and the grass is getting green in the courtyards. " " Yes, and I saw some crocuses out in one of them/' said Chryssa.
For some time now Chryssa had been going up stairs every afternoon to let Miss Clarivaulx paint her picture ; but it was not very pleasant work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER XL TWO OR THREE THIXOo.
AND so the winter wore away and the spring came ; but the children had been so busy with their books and their play, that they were quite surprised when Mrs. Rutherford told them it was the first of March.
" The first of March ! why it only wants three months to strawberry time, " said Sybil, who was rather given to such calculations, " and six months to the end of summer. " " And it is only six months since the end of sum- mer, if you calculate that way, " sai...d her aunt.
" When shall we go home again 1 " inquired Chrys- sa.
" In April or May. " " How pleasant that will be ! " said both the chil- dren ; and then they began to count the days that were left as each one fled away, and Sybil would say to her sister, " You can see that it's spring, Chryssa, only look how blue the sky is ; and the grass is getting green in the courtyards. " " Yes, and I saw some crocuses out in one of them/' said Chryssa.
For some time now Chryssa had been going up stairs every afternoon to let Miss Clarivaulx paint her picture ; but it was not very pleasant work.
What to read after Mr Rutherfords Children Second Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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