The Nursery, February 1873, Vol. Xiii.
The Nursery, February 1873, Vol. Xiii.
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Jack Frost, he is sure to be found Where the sleigh-bells are tinkling clear; As the horses, so strong, Canter gayly along, While the lads give a shout and a cheer.
Jack Frost, then, you're welcome again; Of pleasures you bring us a store: But be mild as you can, Oh, you fierce little man! When you visit the feeble and poor.
GEORGE BENNETT.
[Illustration] MISS JONES'S PICTURE.
I HAVE just been looking at Miss Jones's picture. How do you think MissJones looks?
She wears a shawl pinne...d close up to her throat, a cap tied under herchin, and a pair of spectacles over some very wise-looking eyes.
What a funny-looking picture! I call it a funny picture, because theclothes are an old lady's clothes; but the face is a little girl's face, round and plump and rosy. If I could take off the cap and the shawl andthe spectacles, I should see a little girl of four years, with a whitedress, a pink sash, and long curls hanging down over her shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack Frost, he is sure to be found Where the sleigh-bells are tinkling clear; As the horses, so strong, Canter gayly along, While the lads give a shout and a cheer.
Jack Frost, then, you're welcome again; Of pleasures you bring us a store: But be mild as you can, Oh, you fierce little man! When you visit the feeble and poor.
GEORGE BENNETT.
[Illustration] MISS JONES'S PICTURE.
I HAVE just been looking at Miss Jones's picture. How do you think MissJones looks?
She wears a shawl pinne...d close up to her throat, a cap tied under herchin, and a pair of spectacles over some very wise-looking eyes.
What a funny-looking picture! I call it a funny picture, because theclothes are an old lady's clothes; but the face is a little girl's face, round and plump and rosy. If I could take off the cap and the shawl andthe spectacles, I should see a little girl of four years, with a whitedress, a pink sash, and long curls hanging down over her shoulders.
What to read after The Nursery, February 1873, Vol. Xiii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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