The History of Fanny Thoughtless
The History of Fanny Thoughtless
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Papa says that Punch talks a great deal of nonsense, and speaks many naughty words, and that such things are much easier learnt than forgotten ; besides the men who show him are idle peo- ple, and it is not right to encourage them.
11 Fanny was walking with her brothers one day, and she told them that she was much cleverer and wiser than they were, though they were the eldest. They laughed at her, and said if she was so very clever and wise, she had better not take the trouble to walk with such... children as they were, and they left her as you see. " Be not wise in your own conceit. " 12 Fanny stood one day by a knife- grinder s wheel, and she saw the sparks which appeared very pret- ty, and she was so thoughtless as to attempt to catch them ; and as m, ght be expected, she cut her" hand very sadly with the knife the man was grinding. The Bible compares a deceitful tongue to a sharp razor 13 Fanny, and some of her little friends, went one day to a lady's house, where she saw some gold and silver fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Papa says that Punch talks a great deal of nonsense, and speaks many naughty words, and that such things are much easier learnt than forgotten ; besides the men who show him are idle peo- ple, and it is not right to encourage them.
11 Fanny was walking with her brothers one day, and she told them that she was much cleverer and wiser than they were, though they were the eldest. They laughed at her, and said if she was so very clever and wise, she had better not take the trouble to walk with such... children as they were, and they left her as you see. " Be not wise in your own conceit. " 12 Fanny stood one day by a knife- grinder s wheel, and she saw the sparks which appeared very pret- ty, and she was so thoughtless as to attempt to catch them ; and as m, ght be expected, she cut her" hand very sadly with the knife the man was grinding. The Bible compares a deceitful tongue to a sharp razor 13 Fanny, and some of her little friends, went one day to a lady's house, where she saw some gold and silver fish.
What to read after The History of Fanny Thoughtless?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Andrew Robeson Whitson to read onlineMoreLess
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