The Nursery, May 1873, Vol. Xiii.
The Nursery, May 1873, Vol. Xiii.
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And Jennie and Katieand Bessie will love it too, if they only _know_ about it; and, besides, I can get a present, if I send some new names to 'The Nursery' man. " Little Mamie was so urgent in her request, that her mother asked papawhat he thought about it.
Papa said, "Oh, let her try if she wants to: it will do no harm. " Howthe black eyes danced! and the little feet could hardly keep still, while mamma dressed her up very warmly, till she was just about as largeone way as the other.
"Now, mam...ma, for my muff; and, oh! I must have a 'Nursery' to show. " So, with a "Nursery" sticking out of one end of the little muff, this Mamiestarted on her errand. All the way along to Bessie's house, she keptsaying, _sub_scribe, _sub_scribe, so that she might not make anothermistake in the word.
She was gone but an hour, and returned with the names of six children, who were to be made glad each month by the visits of Mamie's friend.
Mamie was full of glee, and could hardly eat any supper, so anxious wasshe for her papa to send the names to Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Jennie and Katieand Bessie will love it too, if they only _know_ about it; and, besides, I can get a present, if I send some new names to 'The Nursery' man. " Little Mamie was so urgent in her request, that her mother asked papawhat he thought about it.
Papa said, "Oh, let her try if she wants to: it will do no harm. " Howthe black eyes danced! and the little feet could hardly keep still, while mamma dressed her up very warmly, till she was just about as largeone way as the other.
"Now, mam...ma, for my muff; and, oh! I must have a 'Nursery' to show. " So, with a "Nursery" sticking out of one end of the little muff, this Mamiestarted on her errand. All the way along to Bessie's house, she keptsaying, _sub_scribe, _sub_scribe, so that she might not make anothermistake in the word.
She was gone but an hour, and returned with the names of six children, who were to be made glad each month by the visits of Mamie's friend.
Mamie was full of glee, and could hardly eat any supper, so anxious wasshe for her papa to send the names to Boston.
What to read after The Nursery, May 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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