The Old Bureau, And Other Tales
The Old Bureau, And Other Tales
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175 " Not unless it is valued more as a gift than for the gold it contains. " Emily carefully put away the ring in her box and thought but little of it for a few days. On Tuesday morning when the Gazette came, for Mr. Acton was a subscriber to this paper, on looking in the advertising columns, Emily exclaimed " Why, mother, the ring I found last week is really advertised. " " Are you sure of it ? " " Yes ; it describes the ring perfectly. " "Run and get it, and then read me the advertise ment. ..." Emily brought the ring and handed it to her mother, and read as follows : " LOST. A small gold ring with the initials ' J. S. ' upon it. The ring is prized as the gift of a friend, and whoever has found the same shall be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the store of Mr. , in Middle Street. " " It must be the same, Emily, and you had better carry the ring to the store this morning. " " I will, mother ; but I shall charge nothing for find ing it. " Putting on her things, Emily started for the shop in Middle Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
175 " Not unless it is valued more as a gift than for the gold it contains. " Emily carefully put away the ring in her box and thought but little of it for a few days. On Tuesday morning when the Gazette came, for Mr. Acton was a subscriber to this paper, on looking in the advertising columns, Emily exclaimed " Why, mother, the ring I found last week is really advertised. " " Are you sure of it ? " " Yes ; it describes the ring perfectly. " "Run and get it, and then read me the advertise ment. ..." Emily brought the ring and handed it to her mother, and read as follows : " LOST. A small gold ring with the initials ' J. S. ' upon it. The ring is prized as the gift of a friend, and whoever has found the same shall be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the store of Mr. , in Middle Street. " " It must be the same, Emily, and you had better carry the ring to the store this morning. " " I will, mother ; but I shall charge nothing for find ing it. " Putting on her things, Emily started for the shop in Middle Street.
What to read after The Old Bureau, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D C Daniel Clement Colesworthy to read onlineMoreLess
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