The Ainslee Stories
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Sitting still grew easier and easier, and he went on very well, till after a fortnight or so of school, when something happened, of which I shall tell you in another chapter.
XII.
ainslee's valentine.
Ainslee's seat in school was, as I have told you, on a little bench in front of the teacher's desk, where she could see all that he did, and the two little girls were close by, only a narrow pas- sage-way between them. Sampson Simmons had the end toward the girls' side, and could almost touch Aman...da Martin by leaning over. He did not like her, however, because she made fun of his big head, and was always getting above him in the spelling class, and so Miss Barrett never had to scold him for whispering to her. Ainslee, on the contrary, thought her more delightful than any little girl he had ever seen, and wished that he might sit in Sampson's place, and look at her all the time when he was not studying. So one morning, getting there before him, Ainslee sat down on Sampson's end of the bench, and pulled his own and Sinny's books toward him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sitting still grew easier and easier, and he went on very well, till after a fortnight or so of school, when something happened, of which I shall tell you in another chapter.
XII.
ainslee's valentine.
Ainslee's seat in school was, as I have told you, on a little bench in front of the teacher's desk, where she could see all that he did, and the two little girls were close by, only a narrow pas- sage-way between them. Sampson Simmons had the end toward the girls' side, and could almost touch Aman...da Martin by leaning over. He did not like her, however, because she made fun of his big head, and was always getting above him in the spelling class, and so Miss Barrett never had to scold him for whispering to her. Ainslee, on the contrary, thought her more delightful than any little girl he had ever seen, and wished that he might sit in Sampson's place, and look at her all the time when he was not studying. So one morning, getting there before him, Ainslee sat down on Sampson's end of the bench, and pulled his own and Sinny's books toward him.
What to read after The Ainslee Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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