Simple Stories for Children
Simple Stories for Children
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I have lost them, " replied Tummy, "I do no' regard them, now I am out of the wood-, " Weil, rays the woodman, I will procure you plenty of thejbest sticks in the wood: for which Tommy very politely thanked him. When they were got almost home, the old man inclined to leave Tommy to go the remainder of the way by himself: but this the good boy would not suffer, but urged him --to go home with him, that he might receive something as a recom- pence for his kindness and trouble. They soon got home,... and Tommy found the whole family alarmed for his safety, and being imme- diately asked if he had not been lost. "Yes, " replied he, "I was lost indeed, but there stands a good man at the door who found me. " Upon this one ran out and welcomed the woodman in, for whom a good supper was instantly pre- pared, and over which, he enjoyed himself, and then wishing the family good night, - went home. Tommy's adventure was told to a merry company, who were pleased more at the thoughts of his safety, than for any remarkable occurrence that befel him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have lost them, " replied Tummy, "I do no' regard them, now I am out of the wood-, " Weil, rays the woodman, I will procure you plenty of thejbest sticks in the wood: for which Tommy very politely thanked him. When they were got almost home, the old man inclined to leave Tommy to go the remainder of the way by himself: but this the good boy would not suffer, but urged him --to go home with him, that he might receive something as a recom- pence for his kindness and trouble. They soon got home,... and Tommy found the whole family alarmed for his safety, and being imme- diately asked if he had not been lost. "Yes, " replied he, "I was lost indeed, but there stands a good man at the door who found me. " Upon this one ran out and welcomed the woodman in, for whom a good supper was instantly pre- pared, and over which, he enjoyed himself, and then wishing the family good night, - went home. Tommy's adventure was told to a merry company, who were pleased more at the thoughts of his safety, than for any remarkable occurrence that befel him.
What to read after Simple Stories for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Knox to read onlineMoreLess
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