Thankful Rest
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Miss Goldthwaite was very proud of herfriends, and told them so when she greeted them. They were just intime, and the four set off, Tom in front with Miss Goldthwaite, andLucy walking with the minister. She was shy and quiet, but somehownobody could be long afraid of Mr. Goldthwaite. He possessed hissister's charm of manner, and drew Lucy on to talk in spite ofherself. At the Red House there was a great bustle. The big waggonwas at the front door, and the little one at the back, into which thec...ook was stowing all sorts of eatables. Minnie Keane, in a state ofgreat excitement, was flying about with a tiny kitten in each arm, the mother following at her heels mewing piteously for her childrento be left in safety. Minnie dropped the kittens when she saw theparty from the parsonage coming round the avenue, and ran to meetthem. Miss Goldthwaite made the introductions, and then she and Mr. Goldthwaite passed into the house, leaving the children beside thewaggon. There was but a moment's shyness, and then the irrepressibleMinnie's tongue began to go freely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Goldthwaite was very proud of herfriends, and told them so when she greeted them. They were just intime, and the four set off, Tom in front with Miss Goldthwaite, andLucy walking with the minister. She was shy and quiet, but somehownobody could be long afraid of Mr. Goldthwaite. He possessed hissister's charm of manner, and drew Lucy on to talk in spite ofherself. At the Red House there was a great bustle. The big waggonwas at the front door, and the little one at the back, into which thec...ook was stowing all sorts of eatables. Minnie Keane, in a state ofgreat excitement, was flying about with a tiny kitten in each arm, the mother following at her heels mewing piteously for her childrento be left in safety. Minnie dropped the kittens when she saw theparty from the parsonage coming round the avenue, and ran to meetthem. Miss Goldthwaite made the introductions, and then she and Mr. Goldthwaite passed into the house, leaving the children beside thewaggon. There was but a moment's shyness, and then the irrepressibleMinnie's tongue began to go freely.
What to read after Thankful Rest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swan Annie Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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