The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 1
The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 1
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I wish to my heart, mother, you had it, said she; but as that cannot be, for the present at least, I hope you will not set your heart too much upon it ; for it will make you worse, to fret for any thing you cannot have.
True, dear, said her mother, I must be thankful and content; and sure enough I ought to be, when I have you, dear, to nurse and tend me so kindly. I should be but badly off if I had such a child as neighbour Thompson has, as is doing nothing all day but dressing VOL. !. & 62 THE... BET WON.
herself, and minding her own pleasures. I would rather lose the use of all my limbs, than have such a girl as that be- long to me.
Cecily could make no reply to this : and my readers perhaps are not sorry for it, as they are, I guess, by this time, impatient to know what is passing on the village green.
All play was suspended during the absence of Reuben, and they were stand- ing in mute expectation of his return, when he came bounding and flying up to them, crying out, Won, won, hurra, hurra, my bet is won.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish to my heart, mother, you had it, said she; but as that cannot be, for the present at least, I hope you will not set your heart too much upon it ; for it will make you worse, to fret for any thing you cannot have.
True, dear, said her mother, I must be thankful and content; and sure enough I ought to be, when I have you, dear, to nurse and tend me so kindly. I should be but badly off if I had such a child as neighbour Thompson has, as is doing nothing all day but dressing VOL. !. & 62 THE... BET WON.
herself, and minding her own pleasures. I would rather lose the use of all my limbs, than have such a girl as that be- long to me.
Cecily could make no reply to this : and my readers perhaps are not sorry for it, as they are, I guess, by this time, impatient to know what is passing on the village green.
All play was suspended during the absence of Reuben, and they were stand- ing in mute expectation of his return, when he came bounding and flying up to them, crying out, Won, won, hurra, hurra, my bet is won.
What to read after The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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