The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 2
The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 2
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And then I should not have been in a passion this morning^ I should have been ready dressed as queen of the May, and I should have been spared all their cruel mockery.
Oh, you ugly, tiresome cap ! said she, snatching it from her head, it is you that have caused me all this misery.
And regardless of the sum of money it had cost her mother, she threw it hastily into a pool of water that was near her. What a pity that she should spoil the just reflections she had been making, by this act of sensel...ess extra- vagance ! As she looked round, she saw Helen coming towards her.
Ah, said she, Helen, whom I have so lately injured, are you the only one that THE VILLAGER METAMORPHOSED. 145 comes to pity me?
Dear Miss Villars, said the good- natured Helen, running up to her, do not leave your friends in this way: they are very sorry they have displeased you; they cannot play without you; do come back, and be their queen.
How can I ? said Louisa. You know I have got no crown, and they will not let me be queen without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then I should not have been in a passion this morning^ I should have been ready dressed as queen of the May, and I should have been spared all their cruel mockery.
Oh, you ugly, tiresome cap ! said she, snatching it from her head, it is you that have caused me all this misery.
And regardless of the sum of money it had cost her mother, she threw it hastily into a pool of water that was near her. What a pity that she should spoil the just reflections she had been making, by this act of sensel...ess extra- vagance ! As she looked round, she saw Helen coming towards her.
Ah, said she, Helen, whom I have so lately injured, are you the only one that THE VILLAGER METAMORPHOSED. 145 comes to pity me?
Dear Miss Villars, said the good- natured Helen, running up to her, do not leave your friends in this way: they are very sorry they have displeased you; they cannot play without you; do come back, and be their queen.
How can I ? said Louisa. You know I have got no crown, and they will not let me be queen without.
What to read after The Parents Offering Or Tales for Children volume 2?
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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