The Careless Little Boy
The Careless Little Boy
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He held his handkerchief to his face, and appeared as if something dis- turbed him. '* I am sorrv/' THE CARELESS BOY. 17 he said, " to be so late; but I have met with a little acci- dent. I went into my hot- house this morning to give some orders before breakfast, and while I was speaking to my gardener, a stone fell upon the glass over my head and broke it. Happily, I only received a slight blow on the forehead; but I might have been killed. Some of the school-boys, I fear, have been throwing ...stones in their way to school; but I shall keep the stone, and make en- quiries about it. " The old gentleman now IB THE CARELESS BOY- sat down to breakfast; and the company were so busy in talking to him, that they did not take any notice ol Horace, whose face had turn- ed quite red.
Breakfast was soon over; and as the old gentleman seemed enough recovered from his fright to set out upon their little journey, the carriages were ordered. " Come, William, come, Ho- race, " said their mamma, " are you ready?" " Mamma, " said Horace, as all the party were met to- gether in the hall, and the THE CARELESS BOY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He held his handkerchief to his face, and appeared as if something dis- turbed him. '* I am sorrv/' THE CARELESS BOY. 17 he said, " to be so late; but I have met with a little acci- dent. I went into my hot- house this morning to give some orders before breakfast, and while I was speaking to my gardener, a stone fell upon the glass over my head and broke it. Happily, I only received a slight blow on the forehead; but I might have been killed. Some of the school-boys, I fear, have been throwing ...stones in their way to school; but I shall keep the stone, and make en- quiries about it. " The old gentleman now IB THE CARELESS BOY- sat down to breakfast; and the company were so busy in talking to him, that they did not take any notice ol Horace, whose face had turn- ed quite red.
Breakfast was soon over; and as the old gentleman seemed enough recovered from his fright to set out upon their little journey, the carriages were ordered. " Come, William, come, Ho- race, " said their mamma, " are you ready?" " Mamma, " said Horace, as all the party were met to- gether in the hall, and the THE CARELESS BOY.
What to read after The Careless Little Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Lucy Lyttelton Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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