The Little Museum Keepers By Silverpen Pseud
The Little Museum Keepers By Silverpen Pseud
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It is bad in every way, for we are not our own keepers, and never know what example may teach. Ay, I wish thou wert with me through the evenings, and in thy quiet bed at night. The day I don't mind ; Lucy is here with me, sometimes Miss Mildred, or at times Peggy or Molly ; there be things outdoors and in to see to ; but at nights I feel desolate, and wish that if I had not thee, Joe, I had Lucy by me. " " The doctor's household will never part with her/' " Not at present, for she is yet a chil...d ; but I hope some day, Joe, when I am dead and gone, and thou hast knowledge enough, and art bailiff to the young master, that thou wilt bring her home as thy wife, for thou canst have no one better. " 318 THE LITTLE MUSEUM KEEPERS.
"I mean it, Prue, and this, I hope, before you die. I have always loved Lucy/' " She deserves it, Joe ; Mrs Walton, Miss Mildred, and Molly between them are rearing her to be a sweet lady and a good housewife. To see what beautiful bread and pastry she can make, it is surprising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is bad in every way, for we are not our own keepers, and never know what example may teach. Ay, I wish thou wert with me through the evenings, and in thy quiet bed at night. The day I don't mind ; Lucy is here with me, sometimes Miss Mildred, or at times Peggy or Molly ; there be things outdoors and in to see to ; but at nights I feel desolate, and wish that if I had not thee, Joe, I had Lucy by me. " " The doctor's household will never part with her/' " Not at present, for she is yet a chil...d ; but I hope some day, Joe, when I am dead and gone, and thou hast knowledge enough, and art bailiff to the young master, that thou wilt bring her home as thy wife, for thou canst have no one better. " 318 THE LITTLE MUSEUM KEEPERS.
"I mean it, Prue, and this, I hope, before you die. I have always loved Lucy/' " She deserves it, Joe ; Mrs Walton, Miss Mildred, and Molly between them are rearing her to be a sweet lady and a good housewife. To see what beautiful bread and pastry she can make, it is surprising.
What to read after The Little Museum Keepers By Silverpen Pseud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1816 1879 Silverpen to read onlineMoreLess
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