The Elm Tree Tales
The Elm Tree Tales
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MR. BOND was coming home ! the glad news was in Nannie's hand, and he was even then bounding over the waters toward his lowly friends.
The room looked very sunny that morning, and the hearts of the expectant ones danced for joy. He would be there the next week, and they must all be there to meet him on Friday that seemed so like a reality, to name the very day. Pat could request a holiday of his employers, and, as for Mrs. Minturn, she was sure to participate in all of Nannie's pleasures, and w...ould be ready with the per mission to spend the important day at her mother's. The greatest trouble was the intervening hours ; how could they be . Comfortably disposed of! they had duties enough to perform, and yet the time went slowly and wearily ; but it had an end, and a happy one for the kind face was before them, as fat and merry and amiable as ever, and the immense corporosity moved about the room with as much gravity as so jolly a person was capable of. Nobody would have suspected that he had ever been ill, or that the shadow of a sorrow had ever troubled him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MR. BOND was coming home ! the glad news was in Nannie's hand, and he was even then bounding over the waters toward his lowly friends.
The room looked very sunny that morning, and the hearts of the expectant ones danced for joy. He would be there the next week, and they must all be there to meet him on Friday that seemed so like a reality, to name the very day. Pat could request a holiday of his employers, and, as for Mrs. Minturn, she was sure to participate in all of Nannie's pleasures, and w...ould be ready with the per mission to spend the important day at her mother's. The greatest trouble was the intervening hours ; how could they be . Comfortably disposed of! they had duties enough to perform, and yet the time went slowly and wearily ; but it had an end, and a happy one for the kind face was before them, as fat and merry and amiable as ever, and the immense corporosity moved about the room with as much gravity as so jolly a person was capable of. Nobody would have suspected that he had ever been ill, or that the shadow of a sorrow had ever troubled him.
What to read after The Elm Tree Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Burge Frances Burge Griswold to read onlineMoreLess
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