The Garies And Their Friends
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He felt arepugnance to force upon the child a concealment the beneficial results ofwhich were the reverse of obvious, so he merely gave Clarence some usefuladvice respecting his general conduct, and then permitted him to leave theroom.
The morning fixed upon for their departure for Sudbury turned out to becold and cheerless; and Clarence felt very gloomy as he sat beside hissister at their early breakfast, of which he was not able to eat a morsel. "Do eat something, Clary, " said she, coaxingly...; "only look what nicebuckwheat cakes these are; cook got up ever so early on purpose to bakethem for you. " "No, sis, " he replied, "I can't eat. I feel so miserable, everything chokesme. " "Well, eat a biscuit, then, " she continued, as she buttered it and laid iton his plate; "do eat it, now. " More to please her than from a desire to eat, he forced down a fewmouthfuls of it, and drank a little tea; then, laying his arm round herneck, he said, "Em, you must try hard to learn to write soon, so that I mayhear from you at least once a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt arepugnance to force upon the child a concealment the beneficial results ofwhich were the reverse of obvious, so he merely gave Clarence some usefuladvice respecting his general conduct, and then permitted him to leave theroom.
The morning fixed upon for their departure for Sudbury turned out to becold and cheerless; and Clarence felt very gloomy as he sat beside hissister at their early breakfast, of which he was not able to eat a morsel. "Do eat something, Clary, " said she, coaxingly...; "only look what nicebuckwheat cakes these are; cook got up ever so early on purpose to bakethem for you. " "No, sis, " he replied, "I can't eat. I feel so miserable, everything chokesme. " "Well, eat a biscuit, then, " she continued, as she buttered it and laid iton his plate; "do eat it, now. " More to please her than from a desire to eat, he forced down a fewmouthfuls of it, and drank a little tea; then, laying his arm round herneck, he said, "Em, you must try hard to learn to write soon, so that I mayhear from you at least once a week.
What to read after The Garies And Their Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webb Frank J. to read onlineMoreLess
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