Old Roger Bond
Old Roger Bond
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Henry and his sister left the cottage with regret, for they loved old Roger Bond.
The next visit paid by Emily and her brother to Roger's cottage was in the autumn. The farmers were ga- thering in their harvest ; and Abram Sykes at the hill top, was gathering the fruit from his big apple tree, and putting it into baskets. It was very sultry ; the cattle, for the most part stood under the hedges hanging down their heads, and a swarm of gnats were dancing in the air under the elder bush in Roger'...s garden hedge.
They found the old man seated in his arm-chair, for he had been visited with sickness; his face was very pale, OLD ROGER BOND. 1 1 but there was nothing like sorrow in his countenance. Though he did not rise from his chair, he stretched out his hand to bid them welcome, while his ac- customed smile spread over his features. Sickly and pale as Roger was, he tried to make the visit of his young friends as pleasant as he could. He told them to walk in his garden, and to pluck some of the ripe damsons that grew on the trees at the back of the bee-hive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry and his sister left the cottage with regret, for they loved old Roger Bond.
The next visit paid by Emily and her brother to Roger's cottage was in the autumn. The farmers were ga- thering in their harvest ; and Abram Sykes at the hill top, was gathering the fruit from his big apple tree, and putting it into baskets. It was very sultry ; the cattle, for the most part stood under the hedges hanging down their heads, and a swarm of gnats were dancing in the air under the elder bush in Roger'...s garden hedge.
They found the old man seated in his arm-chair, for he had been visited with sickness; his face was very pale, OLD ROGER BOND. 1 1 but there was nothing like sorrow in his countenance. Though he did not rise from his chair, he stretched out his hand to bid them welcome, while his ac- customed smile spread over his features. Sickly and pale as Roger was, he tried to make the visit of his young friends as pleasant as he could. He told them to walk in his garden, and to pluck some of the ripe damsons that grew on the trees at the back of the bee-hive.
What to read after Old Roger Bond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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