The Little Red Chimney
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Pennington cleared his throat. "A certain person whom we know has behaved very well of late; betterthan I thought was in him, but--unless you are pretty sure you can'tlive without him--Now this is rank treason on my part, but don't be toosoft-hearted, Margaret Elizabeth. " Mr. Pennington returned to his stock-market reports, and silencereigned, but presently two hands rested on his shoulders, and a velvetcheek touched his for a moment. "Thank you, Uncle Gerry, " said MargaretElizabeth.
CHAPTER ...TWELVE _Which shows Miss Bentley recovering from a fit of what Uncle Bobcalls Cantankerousness; in which a shipwrecked letter is brought tolight, and Dr. Prue is called again to visit the child of the ParkSuperintendent. _ "And he turned into a splendid prince (he had been one all the timereally, you know), and he laid all his riches at Violetta's feet, andmade her a princess, because she had been true to him through thick andthin. " Virginia's voice rose in triumphant climax.
"That's all very fine in a fairy-tale, Virginia, and it is an extremelygood one for a little girl like you to make up out of her own head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pennington cleared his throat. "A certain person whom we know has behaved very well of late; betterthan I thought was in him, but--unless you are pretty sure you can'tlive without him--Now this is rank treason on my part, but don't be toosoft-hearted, Margaret Elizabeth. " Mr. Pennington returned to his stock-market reports, and silencereigned, but presently two hands rested on his shoulders, and a velvetcheek touched his for a moment. "Thank you, Uncle Gerry, " said MargaretElizabeth.
CHAPTER ...TWELVE _Which shows Miss Bentley recovering from a fit of what Uncle Bobcalls Cantankerousness; in which a shipwrecked letter is brought tolight, and Dr. Prue is called again to visit the child of the ParkSuperintendent. _ "And he turned into a splendid prince (he had been one all the timereally, you know), and he laid all his riches at Violetta's feet, andmade her a princess, because she had been true to him through thick andthin. " Virginia's voice rose in triumphant climax.
"That's all very fine in a fairy-tale, Virginia, and it is an extremelygood one for a little girl like you to make up out of her own head.
What to read after The Little Red Chimney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Mary Finley to read onlineMoreLess
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