The Accidents of Youth Consisting of Short Histories Calculated to Improve Th
The Accidents of Youth Consisting of Short Histories Calculated to Improve Th
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George, who was not aware of his coming, was so frightened, that the pins slipped down his throat, where they lay cross-ways. The more he tried to vomit them up, the faster they stuck. The surgeon who was sent for used his instruments in vain. George, after having suffered the most dreadful agony for five or six days, died, and left all his friends to deplore his unhappy end.
TUMBLING OFF THE FURNITURE.
A LITTLE girl, named Emma, who never thought of danger, was standing on the back of an arm-c...hair, in which her mamma w r as sitting, who, not know- ing that she was there, got up sud- denly, and the chair fell down upon her, and she received such a severe The Occidents of Youth. 83 wound in her head, that she was obliged to be bled three times in one day.
Her brother Anthony was never so happy as when he was climbing upon the furniture, the window, or a tree, where he used to look about him with much satisfaction, and thought himself a, great man. You must not ask how many times he fell down, or how often he hurt himself; this happened so fre- quently, that he thought nothing about it : but at length he was punished se- verely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George, who was not aware of his coming, was so frightened, that the pins slipped down his throat, where they lay cross-ways. The more he tried to vomit them up, the faster they stuck. The surgeon who was sent for used his instruments in vain. George, after having suffered the most dreadful agony for five or six days, died, and left all his friends to deplore his unhappy end.
TUMBLING OFF THE FURNITURE.
A LITTLE girl, named Emma, who never thought of danger, was standing on the back of an arm-c...hair, in which her mamma w r as sitting, who, not know- ing that she was there, got up sud- denly, and the chair fell down upon her, and she received such a severe The Occidents of Youth. 83 wound in her head, that she was obliged to be bled three times in one day.
Her brother Anthony was never so happy as when he was climbing upon the furniture, the window, or a tree, where he used to look about him with much satisfaction, and thought himself a, great man. You must not ask how many times he fell down, or how often he hurt himself; this happened so fre- quently, that he thought nothing about it : but at length he was punished se- verely.
What to read after The Accidents of Youth Consisting of Short Histories Calculated to Improve Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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