The Play-Day Book: New Stories for Little Folks
The Play-Day Book: New Stories for Little Folks
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As she grew older, her mother took such good care of her, that her health began to improve, and she grew stronger ; but she had been petted, and had her own way so much (because they disliked to trouble her when she was sick) that she "had become very selfish ; she liked nobody to touch her toys, or even look at them. This was a' pity. One morning Katy woke, climbed up in her crib, and cdled out " Mamma 1" but there was no mamma there. " Papa !'* there was no papa either. This was something ver...y uncommon ; for they were always there when she woke in the morning.
Then Katy set up a great cry, louder than you would ever believe such a little bit of a thing could cry, and then a strange woman came in, and said, " Hush 1" and then Katy screamed louder than ever, and grew very red in the fece, and said, " I won't hush, I want my mamma — ^I will have my mamma !" and then Katy's papa came up and whispered to the strange woman, and then the strange woman nodded her head and went out 7* Digitized by VjOOQIC 78 Katy's ri&ST Gbisf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she grew older, her mother took such good care of her, that her health began to improve, and she grew stronger ; but she had been petted, and had her own way so much (because they disliked to trouble her when she was sick) that she "had become very selfish ; she liked nobody to touch her toys, or even look at them. This was a' pity. One morning Katy woke, climbed up in her crib, and cdled out " Mamma 1" but there was no mamma there. " Papa !'* there was no papa either. This was something ver...y uncommon ; for they were always there when she woke in the morning.
Then Katy set up a great cry, louder than you would ever believe such a little bit of a thing could cry, and then a strange woman came in, and said, " Hush 1" and then Katy screamed louder than ever, and grew very red in the fece, and said, " I won't hush, I want my mamma — ^I will have my mamma !" and then Katy's papa came up and whispered to the strange woman, and then the strange woman nodded her head and went out 7* Digitized by VjOOQIC 78 Katy's ri&ST Gbisf.
What to read after The Play-Day Book: New Stories for Little Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Fern to read onlineMoreLess
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