Susan And Edward Or a Visit to Fulton Market
Susan And Edward Or a Visit to Fulton Market
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Pearl-street, in which they lived, is almost as crook- ed as the letter S, for it he- gins at the Battery, near Broad way, and ends in Broad- way, opposite the Hospital.
4 SUSAN was the eldest ; n modest child, not forward or bold in her manners ; very fond of play, and sometimes idle ; but (to her praise be it said) she was obedient to her parents.
EDWARD was younger ; n pert, active little boy ; full of talk, and very lively and engaging in his actions ; sometimes very observing, and would as...k quite sensible questions for a lad of five years old.
One pleasant morning in Autumn, Susan and Edward asked liberty to go with their mother to Fulton Market. Having been put in neat trim, with joyful hearts they set off. Each with a small basket, to carry home some light articles, which their mother might buy. Away they went through Franklin Square, down Pearl-street to Peck- slip, then turning into Wa- ter-street, they came to Ful- ton-street, at the foot of which stands the market.
See here they are all going towards the market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pearl-street, in which they lived, is almost as crook- ed as the letter S, for it he- gins at the Battery, near Broad way, and ends in Broad- way, opposite the Hospital.
4 SUSAN was the eldest ; n modest child, not forward or bold in her manners ; very fond of play, and sometimes idle ; but (to her praise be it said) she was obedient to her parents.
EDWARD was younger ; n pert, active little boy ; full of talk, and very lively and engaging in his actions ; sometimes very observing, and would as...k quite sensible questions for a lad of five years old.
One pleasant morning in Autumn, Susan and Edward asked liberty to go with their mother to Fulton Market. Having been put in neat trim, with joyful hearts they set off. Each with a small basket, to carry home some light articles, which their mother might buy. Away they went through Franklin Square, down Pearl-street to Peck- slip, then turning into Wa- ter-street, they came to Ful- ton-street, at the foot of which stands the market.
See here they are all going towards the market.
What to read after Susan And Edward Or a Visit to Fulton Market?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J K John Keyse Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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