The Old Market Cart
The Old Market Cart
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"It is rejuvenating to be out here with the children, " returned she.
" What is that, mamma ?" asked Sally.
tf To be made youthful again. I feel quite like a little child. That is the way we should always feel in spirit, though I do not know that I should care to go back bodily to my little girlhood, I have such a happy home, and such a dear husband, and such good, loving children ! * THE CHILDREN'S GUESTS. 121 Papa and the little people looked as if they felt this compliment very precious, and... they could not help giving mamma a kiss under the shadow of the old apple- tree. But those were not the only caresses that the green leaves had been witness to ; for months ago, in the bright springtime, there was such a happy family in the robin's nest, and often and often the father and the young brood had kissed the mother-bird, as they told each other how blest a tie it was that bound them, and how perfectly contented they were in their sweet and hallowed relation- ships.
The breeze rustled the green leaves to-day and made a soft melody, and the red fruit spoke out in praises of the sun and the rain and the air, that had helped it to grow up from its babyhood to a ripe and mellow age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is rejuvenating to be out here with the children, " returned she.
" What is that, mamma ?" asked Sally.
tf To be made youthful again. I feel quite like a little child. That is the way we should always feel in spirit, though I do not know that I should care to go back bodily to my little girlhood, I have such a happy home, and such a dear husband, and such good, loving children ! * THE CHILDREN'S GUESTS. 121 Papa and the little people looked as if they felt this compliment very precious, and... they could not help giving mamma a kiss under the shadow of the old apple- tree. But those were not the only caresses that the green leaves had been witness to ; for months ago, in the bright springtime, there was such a happy family in the robin's nest, and often and often the father and the young brood had kissed the mother-bird, as they told each other how blest a tie it was that bound them, and how perfectly contented they were in their sweet and hallowed relation- ships.
The breeze rustled the green leaves to-day and made a soft melody, and the red fruit spoke out in praises of the sun and the rain and the air, that had helped it to grow up from its babyhood to a ripe and mellow age.
What to read after The Old Market Cart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Burge Frances Burge Griswold to read onlineMoreLess
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