The Two Cousins And the Water Cress Girl
The Two Cousins And the Water Cress Girl
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He knew nothing of the manner of brewing malt and hops into beer, or of the churning of butter. Nor did he even know that the skins of cows, calves, bulls, horses, sheep and goats were made into leather.
James knew all these and many other things of the sarne nature; and he willingly (aught his cousin to understand some of the arts that belong to the practice of husbandry.
These friendly boys, after this time, met once a year; and they THE TWO COUSINS.
Goacj-bye.
were eager to acquire knowledge..., that they might impart it to each other at that time. So that Thom- as, while living in a crowded city, gained a knowledge of farming and country life ; and James, though dwelling a hundred miles from New- York, knew all the curious things that it contained.
THE WATER-CRESS GIRL, IN a pleasant village near Boston, there was a small white cottage, which stood on the bank of a brook, in the clear water of which grew a great number of green and fresh water-cresses. A poor old woman lived in that cottage, who from age was almost blind ; and she had one little girl, her grandaughter, named Susan, who waited on her, and read the Bible to her every evening ; and Susan's grandmother was happy in having so good a child to comfort' and console her in her old age, for before Busan went abroad to sell the water-cresses, by winch ' she gained a living for herself and her grandmortifcr, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew nothing of the manner of brewing malt and hops into beer, or of the churning of butter. Nor did he even know that the skins of cows, calves, bulls, horses, sheep and goats were made into leather.
James knew all these and many other things of the sarne nature; and he willingly (aught his cousin to understand some of the arts that belong to the practice of husbandry.
These friendly boys, after this time, met once a year; and they THE TWO COUSINS.
Goacj-bye.
were eager to acquire knowledge..., that they might impart it to each other at that time. So that Thom- as, while living in a crowded city, gained a knowledge of farming and country life ; and James, though dwelling a hundred miles from New- York, knew all the curious things that it contained.
THE WATER-CRESS GIRL, IN a pleasant village near Boston, there was a small white cottage, which stood on the bank of a brook, in the clear water of which grew a great number of green and fresh water-cresses. A poor old woman lived in that cottage, who from age was almost blind ; and she had one little girl, her grandaughter, named Susan, who waited on her, and read the Bible to her every evening ; and Susan's grandmother was happy in having so good a child to comfort' and console her in her old age, for before Busan went abroad to sell the water-cresses, by winch ' she gained a living for herself and her grandmortifcr, .
What to read after The Two Cousins And the Water Cress Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F J Franz Josef Wershoven to read onlineMoreLess
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