Pictures And Stories
Pictures And Stories
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Flora loves to walk in the garden with her Mamma when all the "flowers look so beauti- ful, and scent the air so sweetly. Do you see that seat? VVhen the mornings are fresh and lovely in spring, Flora often takes her book and retires to it to study by herself. And many times before other little girls have left their pillows, she has her lesson ready to recite.
Sailing a Vessel.
Be careful, Charles ; do not go too near the water ; it would be a sad affair to fall in and wet your clothes. Take ca...re, too, not to drop the string and let your little vessel sail out beyond your reach. It would be a pity, in- deed, to lose the fruits of so much labor as she has cost, in so careless a manner. Now she sits beautifully on the smooth water; the light breeze fills her sails, and her streamers are flying gaily.
^5 8Wa>M*fcfcMii .. Ma^gj Henry and Emma.
What a fine horse Miss Emma has got. * I have no doubt she can manage him better than she could the one her papa drives. Take care Henry ; do not stumble and fall down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flora loves to walk in the garden with her Mamma when all the "flowers look so beauti- ful, and scent the air so sweetly. Do you see that seat? VVhen the mornings are fresh and lovely in spring, Flora often takes her book and retires to it to study by herself. And many times before other little girls have left their pillows, she has her lesson ready to recite.
Sailing a Vessel.
Be careful, Charles ; do not go too near the water ; it would be a sad affair to fall in and wet your clothes. Take ca...re, too, not to drop the string and let your little vessel sail out beyond your reach. It would be a pity, in- deed, to lose the fruits of so much labor as she has cost, in so careless a manner. Now she sits beautifully on the smooth water; the light breeze fills her sails, and her streamers are flying gaily.
^5 8Wa>M*fcfcMii .. Ma^gj Henry and Emma.
What a fine horse Miss Emma has got. * I have no doubt she can manage him better than she could the one her papa drives. Take care Henry ; do not stumble and fall down.
What to read after Pictures And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Jarvis to read onlineMoreLess
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