My Young Days
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Every now and then Lottie and I would fret a little bit at the idea ofparting, but still it did not come.
One morning brought a letter for Lottie, with a great deal of news init. She read it to me in the nursery, as we were having our hair brushedfor the evening in the drawing-room. It told us that her papa had justmade up his mind to take the work of a clergyman in a moreout-of-the-way part, somewhere between Switzerland and Germany, and thatit was just the place to suit her mamma, so they wou...ld probably staythere till Christmas. Besides, there were some little German cousins ofLottie's living close by with their aunt, so there was a great deal totell altogether. We were very eager talking about little Heinrich andCarl--so eager that at first we never noticed that Susette had thrownherself into a chair with clasped hands, and her black eyes full oftears. When we came to question her, she said Monsieur and Madame hadgone to a place close to her native village, and would they--oh, wouldthey--see her poor, poor father, in the misery extreme, frightful!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every now and then Lottie and I would fret a little bit at the idea ofparting, but still it did not come.
One morning brought a letter for Lottie, with a great deal of news init. She read it to me in the nursery, as we were having our hair brushedfor the evening in the drawing-room. It told us that her papa had justmade up his mind to take the work of a clergyman in a moreout-of-the-way part, somewhere between Switzerland and Germany, and thatit was just the place to suit her mamma, so they wou...ld probably staythere till Christmas. Besides, there were some little German cousins ofLottie's living close by with their aunt, so there was a great deal totell altogether. We were very eager talking about little Heinrich andCarl--so eager that at first we never noticed that Susette had thrownherself into a chair with clasped hands, and her black eyes full oftears. When we came to question her, she said Monsieur and Madame hadgone to a place close to her native village, and would they--oh, wouldthey--see her poor, poor father, in the misery extreme, frightful!
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