The Tale of Christopher a Fantasia
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but I love her — she shall never fall down a terrible cliff or -* Then I interrupted her fearing that she was going to lose herself in that unhappy subject again, hastening to tell her how well and happy Janet was and added : "Mother you do not need to grieve for me.
Merry comes often for me and I have such free and joyous times with him. I used to be lonely and sad, but I am never so any more. Please never think of me as suffering or unhappy. And Uncle Jack, Mother, you have seen him ? You kno...w how happy he is?" "Yes, I have seen him often," she replied, "but he is always so busy with his studies and experiments that he does not care to chat with me about the old times." "Why do you ca,re Mother, to think of the old times ? Are not the new ones a great deal better?" "I do not feel sure of that," she said.
"Why Mother, this country is so beautiful [39] Digitized by VjOOQIC The Tale of Christopher and so filled with wonders, and there is perfect freedom from anxiety/' "Christie," she said, "you may have at- tained to a state of contentment and patience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but I love her — she shall never fall down a terrible cliff or -* Then I interrupted her fearing that she was going to lose herself in that unhappy subject again, hastening to tell her how well and happy Janet was and added : "Mother you do not need to grieve for me.
Merry comes often for me and I have such free and joyous times with him. I used to be lonely and sad, but I am never so any more. Please never think of me as suffering or unhappy. And Uncle Jack, Mother, you have seen him ? You kno...w how happy he is?" "Yes, I have seen him often," she replied, "but he is always so busy with his studies and experiments that he does not care to chat with me about the old times." "Why do you ca,re Mother, to think of the old times ? Are not the new ones a great deal better?" "I do not feel sure of that," she said.
"Why Mother, this country is so beautiful [39] Digitized by VjOOQIC The Tale of Christopher and so filled with wonders, and there is perfect freedom from anxiety/' "Christie," she said, "you may have at- tained to a state of contentment and patience.
What to read after The Tale of Christopher a Fantasia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abigail Colton to read onlineMoreLess
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