The Bountiful Lady
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'So, ' she continued, 'he must have gone to thenursery after Bertha was asleep and moved Moggy from the table and puther on the pillow. Then he must have dragged the new doll downstairs. Very naughty of you, Samuel, ' said Mrs. Western, shaking her finger.
Samuel crept along the carpet to her shoes and began to lick them.
'Up!' she cried, and as quickly as possible Samuel was in her lap, beingkissed and patted and made completely happy. 'What a fine story we shallhave to tell Bertha to-morrow!'... said Mrs. Western, 'and I really thinkshe will have to take Moggy back to sleep with her. ' VIII MARY SEES SOMETHING WHICH SHE HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE Evangeline finished her story just as the train stopped at a smallcountry station, where a porter opened the door and they all got out. The station looked like a summer-house, and when Mary went outside intothe road, she clapped her hands with delight.
There was quite a small crowd of people waiting there, but what pleasedMary the most was a little brown carriage with four cream-colouredponies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'So, ' she continued, 'he must have gone to thenursery after Bertha was asleep and moved Moggy from the table and puther on the pillow. Then he must have dragged the new doll downstairs. Very naughty of you, Samuel, ' said Mrs. Western, shaking her finger.
Samuel crept along the carpet to her shoes and began to lick them.
'Up!' she cried, and as quickly as possible Samuel was in her lap, beingkissed and patted and made completely happy. 'What a fine story we shallhave to tell Bertha to-morrow!'... said Mrs. Western, 'and I really thinkshe will have to take Moggy back to sleep with her. ' VIII MARY SEES SOMETHING WHICH SHE HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE Evangeline finished her story just as the train stopped at a smallcountry station, where a porter opened the door and they all got out. The station looked like a summer-house, and when Mary went outside intothe road, she clapped her hands with delight.
There was quite a small crowd of people waiting there, but what pleasedMary the most was a little brown carriage with four cream-colouredponies.
What to read after The Bountiful Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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