The Child's Day
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So you pullyourself together bravely and answer, "All right, mother, " and say"Good night" to everybody, and upstairs you go.
Of course, you must take off your clothes, because you would find themmost uncomfortable to sleep in. Besides, the little pores all overyour skin have been pouring out perspiration all day long; and a greatdeal of this has been caught by your clothes, just as it is caught bythe bedclothes while you sleep.
So it is a good thing to take off your clothes, and let your skin ...bewell aired and cooled. Don't leave your clothes all in a heap on thefloor just where you happen to shed them, but hang them up over theback of a chair or on pegs, so that the air can blow through them allnight long and sweeten and clean and dry them. Clothes that are worncontinuously become sour with perspiration, and for this same reasonyour mother gives you regularly, once or twice a week, clean underwearand clean shirts or dresses.
After you have undressed for bed, wash your face and neck and hands;and if you have a nice warm room or bathroom, take a quick splash, orsponge bath, all over, before you put on your nightgown.
What to read after The Child's Day?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So you pullyourself together bravely and answer, "All right, mother, " and say"Good night" to everybody, and upstairs you go.
Of course, you must take off your clothes, because you would find themmost uncomfortable to sleep in. Besides, the little pores all overyour skin have been pouring out perspiration all day long; and a greatdeal of this has been caught by your clothes, just as it is caught bythe bedclothes while you sleep.
So it is a good thing to take off your clothes, and let your skin ...bewell aired and cooled. Don't leave your clothes all in a heap on thefloor just where you happen to shed them, but hang them up over theback of a chair or on pegs, so that the air can blow through them allnight long and sweeten and clean and dry them. Clothes that are worncontinuously become sour with perspiration, and for this same reasonyour mother gives you regularly, once or twice a week, clean underwearand clean shirts or dresses.
After you have undressed for bed, wash your face and neck and hands;and if you have a nice warm room or bathroom, take a quick splash, orsponge bath, all over, before you put on your nightgown.
What to read after The Child's Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutchinson Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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