The Bird Nest Boarding House
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The children were put to bed early. When the house was quiet and the min- ister and his wife were alone, he told her 58 THE BIRD-NEST BOARDING HOUSE to have Betty ready on Tuesday, he was going to send her to a boarding school, that it was clear to him a little girl who had a nice home and loving parents and valued neither, should be sent away where she would learn to appreciate both.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Beetle was up by daylight getting an early breakfast. Colonel George Grub- Worm was going to h...ave breakfast with the Beetles this morning in order to get an early start.
Betty's trunk was packed and strapped and on the steps ready to be put into the carriage.
Colonel Grub- Worm was one of the trustees of a girls' boarding school, and it was he who advised Rev. And Mrs. Beetle about Betty.
The baby was in his high-chair hitting the table with a spoon.
BENNY AND BETTY BEETLE 59 Benny hurried to bring him his oatmeal and cream.
Benny! Bless his little heart! though no one had told him, knew that his mother and father were very sad over the behavior of his sister, and he was trying with all his might to be as good as his sister was naughty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children were put to bed early. When the house was quiet and the min- ister and his wife were alone, he told her 58 THE BIRD-NEST BOARDING HOUSE to have Betty ready on Tuesday, he was going to send her to a boarding school, that it was clear to him a little girl who had a nice home and loving parents and valued neither, should be sent away where she would learn to appreciate both.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Beetle was up by daylight getting an early breakfast. Colonel George Grub- Worm was going to h...ave breakfast with the Beetles this morning in order to get an early start.
Betty's trunk was packed and strapped and on the steps ready to be put into the carriage.
Colonel Grub- Worm was one of the trustees of a girls' boarding school, and it was he who advised Rev. And Mrs. Beetle about Betty.
The baby was in his high-chair hitting the table with a spoon.
BENNY AND BETTY BEETLE 59 Benny hurried to bring him his oatmeal and cream.
Benny! Bless his little heart! though no one had told him, knew that his mother and father were very sad over the behavior of his sister, and he was trying with all his might to be as good as his sister was naughty.
What to read after The Bird Nest Boarding House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verbena Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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