My New Home
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I think it was about themiddle of September when the first beginning of the great change in ourlives came.
It was cold already, and the weather prophets were talking of anothersevere winter. Grandmamma watched the signs of it anxiously. She keptcomparing it with the same time last year till I got quite tired of thesubject.
'Really, grandmamma, ' I said one morning, 'what does it matter? If it isvery cold we must have big fires and keep ourselves warm. And one thingI know--I am not going to be s...hut up again like last winter. I am goingto get skates and have some fun as soon as ever the frost comes. ' I said it half jokingly, but still I was ready to be cross too. I hadnot improved in some ways since I was ill. I was less thoughtful forgrandmamma and quite annoyed if she did not do exactly what I wanted, orif she seemed interested in anything but me. In short, I was veryspoilt.
She did not answer me about the skates, for at that moment Kezia broughtin the letters. It was not by any means every morning that we got any, and it was always rather an excitement when we saw the postman turningup our path.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think it was about themiddle of September when the first beginning of the great change in ourlives came.
It was cold already, and the weather prophets were talking of anothersevere winter. Grandmamma watched the signs of it anxiously. She keptcomparing it with the same time last year till I got quite tired of thesubject.
'Really, grandmamma, ' I said one morning, 'what does it matter? If it isvery cold we must have big fires and keep ourselves warm. And one thingI know--I am not going to be s...hut up again like last winter. I am goingto get skates and have some fun as soon as ever the frost comes. ' I said it half jokingly, but still I was ready to be cross too. I hadnot improved in some ways since I was ill. I was less thoughtful forgrandmamma and quite annoyed if she did not do exactly what I wanted, orif she seemed interested in anything but me. In short, I was veryspoilt.
She did not answer me about the skates, for at that moment Kezia broughtin the letters. It was not by any means every morning that we got any, and it was always rather an excitement when we saw the postman turningup our path.
What to read after My New Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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