The Homely Child
The Homely Child
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43 ignorance, or deformity, and for a few moments was very unhappy. But when he selected two or three works, saying, "Here, my boy, you make so good use of books, that I shall allow you to take as many as you wish, " my sensitive feelings quite overcame me, and I burst into tears.
Mrs. Barlow partook of my emo- tion, I saw her wipe her eyes. " Ti- mothy, " said she at length, "you must stop to tea. Anna is making a great stir in the kitchen on your account, and you must not disappoint her. " I ...consented, and enjoyed a very happy evening ; and from that time I knew but little difference be- tween Mr, Barlow's and my own father's house. It was several months after the commencement of my ac- quaintance with the Barlows that I THE HOMELY CHILD.
overheard the following conversa- tion between my parents : Father. " Wife, What do you think neighbor Barlow says?" Mother. " I doirt know, T arn sure. " Father. " Well, he says we must send our Tim to eollege. " My mother did not seem in the least surprised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 ignorance, or deformity, and for a few moments was very unhappy. But when he selected two or three works, saying, "Here, my boy, you make so good use of books, that I shall allow you to take as many as you wish, " my sensitive feelings quite overcame me, and I burst into tears.
Mrs. Barlow partook of my emo- tion, I saw her wipe her eyes. " Ti- mothy, " said she at length, "you must stop to tea. Anna is making a great stir in the kitchen on your account, and you must not disappoint her. " I ...consented, and enjoyed a very happy evening ; and from that time I knew but little difference be- tween Mr, Barlow's and my own father's house. It was several months after the commencement of my ac- quaintance with the Barlows that I THE HOMELY CHILD.
overheard the following conversa- tion between my parents : Father. " Wife, What do you think neighbor Barlow says?" Mother. " I doirt know, T arn sure. " Father. " Well, he says we must send our Tim to eollege. " My mother did not seem in the least surprised.
What to read after The Homely Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Parish Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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