On a Candlestick
On a Candlestick
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Miss Willis admired it very much, but she did not kno\* that it was a very rare and costly flower.
Ellen's face glowed with delight at her admiration, and she cried, " Will you, dear Miss Eleanor, be so very good as to accept this plant? It would make me very happy to have you think it worth accepting. " There is sometimes as much kindness in taking as in giving ; so Miss Willis made Ellen very happy by accepting the gera- nium, and saying that she should consider it a great ornament to her new... flower- o stand.
The day on which Mrs. W. Was to treat the pupils of her sewing school was now very near. Ellen had formerly attended the school, and she now fixed upon a hand- kerchief of the finest cambric, which she embroidered all around for this exhibition. Her kind friend, Miss Willis, had taken caro to get her a pretty new pattern, and often when she visited the cottage she would make tea or broth for Mrs. Gray, or read ELLEN 'JRAY. 15 new book for liei, that Ellen might go on with her work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Willis admired it very much, but she did not kno\* that it was a very rare and costly flower.
Ellen's face glowed with delight at her admiration, and she cried, " Will you, dear Miss Eleanor, be so very good as to accept this plant? It would make me very happy to have you think it worth accepting. " There is sometimes as much kindness in taking as in giving ; so Miss Willis made Ellen very happy by accepting the gera- nium, and saying that she should consider it a great ornament to her new... flower- o stand.
The day on which Mrs. W. Was to treat the pupils of her sewing school was now very near. Ellen had formerly attended the school, and she now fixed upon a hand- kerchief of the finest cambric, which she embroidered all around for this exhibition. Her kind friend, Miss Willis, had taken caro to get her a pretty new pattern, and often when she visited the cottage she would make tea or broth for Mrs. Gray, or read ELLEN 'JRAY. 15 new book for liei, that Ellen might go on with her work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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