The Nursery, September 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 3
The Nursery, September 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 3
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See how white the bark is! It grows on poor land, and is a very pretty tree when well taken care of. " Here there was the sound of a horn; and Rachel asked, "What is themeaning of that sound?" "It means that we must run home to dinner, " said Paul. "So give me yourhand, Cousin Rachel. You need not be afraid of snakes. There are nonehere that can do any harm. Come, we will make a short cut through thegrove to the house. " UNCLE CHARLES.
[Illustration] WHAT I SAW AT THE SEASHORE.
LAST summer I we...nt to spend a few weeks at a quiet little island on theNew-England coast. Every morning I used to go to the beach, and sit onthe sands, and watch the blue sea with its sparkling waves, and listento the surf breaking in white foam all along the shore.
On pleasant days the beach was lively with bathers, shouting andlaughing as they plunged into the cool waves; and little boys and girlsplaying in the clean sand, digging with their shovels, and loading andunloading their wagons, or picking up shells and sea-mosses to carryhome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See how white the bark is! It grows on poor land, and is a very pretty tree when well taken care of. " Here there was the sound of a horn; and Rachel asked, "What is themeaning of that sound?" "It means that we must run home to dinner, " said Paul. "So give me yourhand, Cousin Rachel. You need not be afraid of snakes. There are nonehere that can do any harm. Come, we will make a short cut through thegrove to the house. " UNCLE CHARLES.
[Illustration] WHAT I SAW AT THE SEASHORE.
LAST summer I we...nt to spend a few weeks at a quiet little island on theNew-England coast. Every morning I used to go to the beach, and sit onthe sands, and watch the blue sea with its sparkling waves, and listento the surf breaking in white foam all along the shore.
On pleasant days the beach was lively with bathers, shouting andlaughing as they plunged into the cool waves; and little boys and girlsplaying in the clean sand, digging with their shovels, and loading andunloading their wagons, or picking up shells and sea-mosses to carryhome.
What to read after The Nursery, September 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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