Parker's Second Reader
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She magnified a thousand little things, ofevery day occurrence, in such a manner as proved a very seriousinconvenience to herself.
16. She wished to have her potato sliced, but never mashed. She couldnot bear to see a door open a single moment; and, even if she were ather meals, and the closet door happened to stand ajar, she would jump upand fly to shut it, with the speed of lightning.
17. She could not _endure_ the feeling of gloves; nor could she anybetter endure to have her hat tied. Her au...nt bore with all these folliesa while, and then deliberately resolved to counteract them.
18. Louisa at first thought this was very hard and unreasonable. "Whycan't I have my potato sliced, Aunt Cleaveland?" said she; "what hurtcan it do? And why can't I shut the door when it is open? is there anyharm in that?" 19. "Not at all, my dear, in the thing itself, " Mrs. Cleaveland replied;"but there is a great deal of evil in having your tranquillity disturbedby things of such small moment.
20. "If you allow yourself to be distressed by trifles now, how will youbear the real trials of life, which you must inevitably sustain, sooneror later?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She magnified a thousand little things, ofevery day occurrence, in such a manner as proved a very seriousinconvenience to herself.
16. She wished to have her potato sliced, but never mashed. She couldnot bear to see a door open a single moment; and, even if she were ather meals, and the closet door happened to stand ajar, she would jump upand fly to shut it, with the speed of lightning.
17. She could not _endure_ the feeling of gloves; nor could she anybetter endure to have her hat tied. Her au...nt bore with all these folliesa while, and then deliberately resolved to counteract them.
18. Louisa at first thought this was very hard and unreasonable. "Whycan't I have my potato sliced, Aunt Cleaveland?" said she; "what hurtcan it do? And why can't I shut the door when it is open? is there anyharm in that?" 19. "Not at all, my dear, in the thing itself, " Mrs. Cleaveland replied;"but there is a great deal of evil in having your tranquillity disturbedby things of such small moment.
20. "If you allow yourself to be distressed by trifles now, how will youbear the real trials of life, which you must inevitably sustain, sooneror later?
What to read after Parker's Second Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Richard Green to read onlineMoreLess
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