Pearl And Periwinkle
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The minister's son looked it over carelessly, too excited to take aninterest in it, until his eyes caught the sight of a square envelopeaddressed in round childish letters.
He tore it open with a quick characteristic gesture, and as he did so asmall photograph fell out. Two childish faces with eyes equallyappealing and lovely gazed up at him. Joe regarded it with the look oftenderness which he always felt for children, and then placed it on aconspicuous place on the mantle. He then directed his... attention to theenclosed letter which was written in Periwinkle's now familiar hand. Theletter told of their experiences at school, of Pearl's singing in thechildren's choir, and of his interest in a boys' Bible class which hehad joined. He mentioned that Aunt Hetty had given Mrs. Farwell a longextension on the mortgage held against her and that Robert Grey had paidin part already and that the money had been laid aside until he was oldenough to go to Joe's college.
"Aunt Hetty is very good to us, " the letter continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The minister's son looked it over carelessly, too excited to take aninterest in it, until his eyes caught the sight of a square envelopeaddressed in round childish letters.
He tore it open with a quick characteristic gesture, and as he did so asmall photograph fell out. Two childish faces with eyes equallyappealing and lovely gazed up at him. Joe regarded it with the look oftenderness which he always felt for children, and then placed it on aconspicuous place on the mantle. He then directed his... attention to theenclosed letter which was written in Periwinkle's now familiar hand. Theletter told of their experiences at school, of Pearl's singing in thechildren's choir, and of his interest in a boys' Bible class which hehad joined. He mentioned that Aunt Hetty had given Mrs. Farwell a longextension on the mortgage held against her and that Robert Grey had paidin part already and that the money had been laid aside until he was oldenough to go to Joe's college.
"Aunt Hetty is very good to us, " the letter continued.
What to read after Pearl And Periwinkle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graetz Anna to read onlineMoreLess
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