The Godmothers Tales
The Godmothers Tales
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wife, had always shewn her how much they felt themselves interested in her welfare.
Mrs. Jackson was so much pleased with her motive for not quitting her family, that she resolved to serve her to the utmost of her power ; and having a sister who was the first dress-maker in the town, she engaged her to let Agnes go a few hours to her house every day for a twelvemonth, that she might learn the most simple part of the business, and be able to gain a livelihood by making gowns, at least, in a plai...n way. She was, however, so very attentive, that long before that time was expired, she could undertake to make plain gowns at home for her neighbours and people THE BLIND CHILD. 151 of her own station, and in a few years improved so much, and had such con- stant employment, that she was obliged to hire girls to assist her. Thus she ren- dered the old age of her parents com- fortable and happy, and took care that the poor little blind child never felt the want of any thing, but that which it was not in her power to procure for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
wife, had always shewn her how much they felt themselves interested in her welfare.
Mrs. Jackson was so much pleased with her motive for not quitting her family, that she resolved to serve her to the utmost of her power ; and having a sister who was the first dress-maker in the town, she engaged her to let Agnes go a few hours to her house every day for a twelvemonth, that she might learn the most simple part of the business, and be able to gain a livelihood by making gowns, at least, in a plai...n way. She was, however, so very attentive, that long before that time was expired, she could undertake to make plain gowns at home for her neighbours and people THE BLIND CHILD. 151 of her own station, and in a few years improved so much, and had such con- stant employment, that she was obliged to hire girls to assist her. Thus she ren- dered the old age of her parents com- fortable and happy, and took care that the poor little blind child never felt the want of any thing, but that which it was not in her power to procure for her.
What to read after The Godmothers Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Semple to read onlineMoreLess
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