Pleasant Tales to Improve the Mind And Correct the Morals of Youth
Pleasant Tales to Improve the Mind And Correct the Morals of Youth
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" Well, Prissy, said she, " has grave Aunt given us permission to walk:*'" No, my dear;" said Prise-ilia. " Then I'll e'en go without ;" said Catharine. * "Surely! 7 ' exclaimed Priscilla, " you are jesting? YOU cannot mean to go without thp know- ledge, and in direct opposition ro the wish of my dear Mam- ma:" " Yes, but I do, " re- plied Catharine. " I am very sorry THE ORPHAN; &C. 07 sorry to hear you say so, " said Priscilla, " and am convinced you will have cause to repent your behaviour/'... " Not unless you turn tell-tale, " answered Ca- tharine, " for my Aunt will never know it. "-"Pray don't go, Ca- tharine I" "Indeed, but -I will ; and now you may go and tell as fast as you can. " Thus say- ing, Catharine ran from the house as fast as she could, and directed her steps towards the village, for a diort time exult- ing in the idea of having de- K ceived ' $8 THE ORPHAN, &C.
ccived her good Aunt. Having crossed a stile, she -was proceed- ing* hastily along, when the roaring of a bull 'threw her into the greatest agony, and she screamed violently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, Prissy, said she, " has grave Aunt given us permission to walk:*'" No, my dear;" said Prise-ilia. " Then I'll e'en go without ;" said Catharine. * "Surely! 7 ' exclaimed Priscilla, " you are jesting? YOU cannot mean to go without thp know- ledge, and in direct opposition ro the wish of my dear Mam- ma:" " Yes, but I do, " re- plied Catharine. " I am very sorry THE ORPHAN; &C. 07 sorry to hear you say so, " said Priscilla, " and am convinced you will have cause to repent your behaviour/'... " Not unless you turn tell-tale, " answered Ca- tharine, " for my Aunt will never know it. "-"Pray don't go, Ca- tharine I" "Indeed, but -I will ; and now you may go and tell as fast as you can. " Thus say- ing, Catharine ran from the house as fast as she could, and directed her steps towards the village, for a diort time exult- ing in the idea of having de- K ceived ' $8 THE ORPHAN, &C.
ccived her good Aunt. Having crossed a stile, she -was proceed- ing* hastily along, when the roaring of a bull 'threw her into the greatest agony, and she screamed violently.
What to read after Pleasant Tales to Improve the Mind And Correct the Morals of Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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