Pedagogues And Parents
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Pretty soon she began to walk a little on the margin of the grass, and, before long, observing a place where the grass was short and where the sun shone, she ran out boldly upon it, and then, look- ing down at her shoes, she observed that they were not wet. She held up one of her feet to her aunt as she came opposite to the place, saying: " See, aunt, the grass is not wet at all. " " I see it is not, " said her aunt. " I thought it would not be wet; though I was not sure but what it might be. B...ut come, " she added, holding out her 234 PEDAGOGUES AND PARENTS hand, " I have concluded not to go to the village, after all. We are going back home. " " Oh, Aunt Jane! " said Mary, following her aunt as she began retracing her steps along the path, "what is that for?" " I have altered my mind, " said her aunt.
" What makes you alter your mind? " By this time Aunt Jane had taken hold of Mary's hand, and they were walking together along the path towards home.
" Because you don't obey me, " she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pretty soon she began to walk a little on the margin of the grass, and, before long, observing a place where the grass was short and where the sun shone, she ran out boldly upon it, and then, look- ing down at her shoes, she observed that they were not wet. She held up one of her feet to her aunt as she came opposite to the place, saying: " See, aunt, the grass is not wet at all. " " I see it is not, " said her aunt. " I thought it would not be wet; though I was not sure but what it might be. B...ut come, " she added, holding out her 234 PEDAGOGUES AND PARENTS hand, " I have concluded not to go to the village, after all. We are going back home. " " Oh, Aunt Jane! " said Mary, following her aunt as she began retracing her steps along the path, "what is that for?" " I have altered my mind, " said her aunt.
" What makes you alter your mind? " By this time Aunt Jane had taken hold of Mary's hand, and they were walking together along the path towards home.
" Because you don't obey me, " she said.
What to read after Pedagogues And Parents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Calista Handy Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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