The Story of the Treasure Seekers
The Story of the Treasure Seekers
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It took a long time, and Father sat in thearmchair. It was jolly. He doesn't often come and talk to us now. He hasto spend all his time thinking about his business. And when we'd toldhim all about it he said-- 'You haven't done any harm this time, children; rather good than harm, indeed. Mr Rosenbaum has written me a very kind letter. ' 'Is he a friend of yours, Father?' Oswald asked. 'He is anacquaintance, ' said my father, frowning a little, 'we have done somebusiness together. And this lette...r--' he stopped and then said: 'No;you didn't do any harm to-day; but I want you for the future not to doanything so serious as to try to buy a partnership without consultingme, that's all. I don't want to interfere with your plays and pleasures;but you will consult me about business matters, won't you?' Of course we said we should be delighted, but then Alice, who wassitting on his knee, said, 'We didn't like to bother you. ' Father said, 'I haven't much time to be with you, for my business takesmost of my time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It took a long time, and Father sat in thearmchair. It was jolly. He doesn't often come and talk to us now. He hasto spend all his time thinking about his business. And when we'd toldhim all about it he said-- 'You haven't done any harm this time, children; rather good than harm, indeed. Mr Rosenbaum has written me a very kind letter. ' 'Is he a friend of yours, Father?' Oswald asked. 'He is anacquaintance, ' said my father, frowning a little, 'we have done somebusiness together. And this lette...r--' he stopped and then said: 'No;you didn't do any harm to-day; but I want you for the future not to doanything so serious as to try to buy a partnership without consultingme, that's all. I don't want to interfere with your plays and pleasures;but you will consult me about business matters, won't you?' Of course we said we should be delighted, but then Alice, who wassitting on his knee, said, 'We didn't like to bother you. ' Father said, 'I haven't much time to be with you, for my business takesmost of my time.
What to read after The Story of the Treasure Seekers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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