The Child of the Island Glen
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dat poor boy ! and you lubbed him so much ! " " True, James ; but what must it be for his mother ! I'm going to see her this morning ; but I'll wait till you have taken the things there. I couldn't bear to be in the house when they come. " " Walter, " said Mrs. Elwell, as he entered the house, " you are come to see a lonely, broken hearted woman ; but don't think I'm not glad to see you because I weep, and excuse me for calling you Walter, for this trouble takes me right back to the time when y...ou used to come in with your dinner-pail, and books under your arm, to call my poor boy to go to school with you ; for you were just like brothers, and always sat together. Sam would look out of the east window and say, ' Moth er, make haste and put up my dinner. Walter's coming down the rye-field hill ; ' and then you'd go off together so loving. " " We loved each other as well as we could, and he lost his life trying to save mine. I almost thought you would feel that I ought not to have 7 98 THE CHILD OF THE ISLAND GLEN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
dat poor boy ! and you lubbed him so much ! " " True, James ; but what must it be for his mother ! I'm going to see her this morning ; but I'll wait till you have taken the things there. I couldn't bear to be in the house when they come. " " Walter, " said Mrs. Elwell, as he entered the house, " you are come to see a lonely, broken hearted woman ; but don't think I'm not glad to see you because I weep, and excuse me for calling you Walter, for this trouble takes me right back to the time when y...ou used to come in with your dinner-pail, and books under your arm, to call my poor boy to go to school with you ; for you were just like brothers, and always sat together. Sam would look out of the east window and say, ' Moth er, make haste and put up my dinner. Walter's coming down the rye-field hill ; ' and then you'd go off together so loving. " " We loved each other as well as we could, and he lost his life trying to save mine. I almost thought you would feel that I ought not to have 7 98 THE CHILD OF THE ISLAND GLEN.
What to read after The Child of the Island Glen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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