Rollo in Naples
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There was generally a small and very coarse carpetunder the table, and sometimes one before the fireplace. The doors weremassive; and the locks and hinges upon them, and also the andirons andthe shovel and tongs, were of the most ancient and curious construction. The first thing which the children did, on being ushered into one ofthese old halls, was to walk all about, and examine these variousobjects in detail. Rollo made drawings of a great many of them in hisdrawing book, to bring home and s...how to people in America.
The bed rooms opened out from this great hall, on the different sides ofit. There were generally, but not always, two beds in each. According tothe agreement, Mrs. Gray had her first choice of these rooms. She choseone, if possible, which had one wide bed in it, and one narrow one. Thewide one was for herself and Rosie; the narrow one was for Susannah.
Mr. George came next in the order of choice, and he generally took aroom which had only one bed in it, leaving another room with two singlebeds in it for the two boys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was generally a small and very coarse carpetunder the table, and sometimes one before the fireplace. The doors weremassive; and the locks and hinges upon them, and also the andirons andthe shovel and tongs, were of the most ancient and curious construction. The first thing which the children did, on being ushered into one ofthese old halls, was to walk all about, and examine these variousobjects in detail. Rollo made drawings of a great many of them in hisdrawing book, to bring home and s...how to people in America.
The bed rooms opened out from this great hall, on the different sides ofit. There were generally, but not always, two beds in each. According tothe agreement, Mrs. Gray had her first choice of these rooms. She choseone, if possible, which had one wide bed in it, and one narrow one. Thewide one was for herself and Rosie; the narrow one was for Susannah.
Mr. George came next in the order of choice, and he generally took aroom which had only one bed in it, leaving another room with two singlebeds in it for the two boys.
What to read after Rollo in Naples?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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