The Nursery, February 1877, Vol. Xxi. No. 2
The Nursery, February 1877, Vol. Xxi. No. 2
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Give me a book--a book with pictures in it: that willbe better than new shoes. By going barefoot, I can make my old shoeslast me a year longer. " Well, in the shop where Grandpa Payson bought a beautiful bound copy of"The Nursery" for his darling, he happened to mention to the shopkeeperthe fact that Emma had preferred a new book to a new pair of shoes.
An old lady who stood near could not help hearing the conversation. Thatevening, while Grandpa Payson, Emma, and the two boys, were gatheredaro...und the table, feasting their eyes on the new book, there was a knockat the door, and a package was left, directed to "Miss Emma Payson. " "Dear me! What can it be? I never had a package left for me before inall my life, " cried Emma.
She opened the package, and there found several pairs of shoes, and anote, telling her to select two pairs that would fit her, and to sendthe rest to the shopkeeper.
In the note the old lady wrote: "You must not only fill your head withknowledge, but keep your feet warm, if you would preserve your health.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give me a book--a book with pictures in it: that willbe better than new shoes. By going barefoot, I can make my old shoeslast me a year longer. " Well, in the shop where Grandpa Payson bought a beautiful bound copy of"The Nursery" for his darling, he happened to mention to the shopkeeperthe fact that Emma had preferred a new book to a new pair of shoes.
An old lady who stood near could not help hearing the conversation. Thatevening, while Grandpa Payson, Emma, and the two boys, were gatheredaro...und the table, feasting their eyes on the new book, there was a knockat the door, and a package was left, directed to "Miss Emma Payson. " "Dear me! What can it be? I never had a package left for me before inall my life, " cried Emma.
She opened the package, and there found several pairs of shoes, and anote, telling her to select two pairs that would fit her, and to sendthe rest to the shopkeeper.
In the note the old lady wrote: "You must not only fill your head withknowledge, but keep your feet warm, if you would preserve your health.
What to read after The Nursery, February 1877, Vol. Xxi. No. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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