The Widows Sons
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' But the Squire and his lady are so good, I am sure they will let you learn to read now if you wish it, she added.
: No, me too old to learn now. ' ' Oh ! no you are not too old, ' cried Jack, ' Fve heard of people older than you are learning to read. I would teach you if I might. ' Mabel, however, repeated, 'No, me too old to learn ;' and Jack whose eyes were once again raised to the clock, said, ' we will talk about that another time, we must go, good bye mother. ' Little Rosa threw her arms... round Mrs. Honest's neck, saying, * Good bye Jack's mother. I'll ask aunt to let me come and see you again soon. ' Then she took her black nurse by the hand and tripped away.
CHAPTER IX.
FRESH TROUBLES.
ONE morning, a week or two after, as Jack was busy putting away a number of little articles which his new master had left on his dressing-table, the young gentleman came running back into the room in a great hurry, saying, ' Where's the pin I left there ? I forgot to put it in. ' ' I have not seen any pin, sir, ' Jack replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But the Squire and his lady are so good, I am sure they will let you learn to read now if you wish it, she added.
: No, me too old to learn now. ' ' Oh ! no you are not too old, ' cried Jack, ' Fve heard of people older than you are learning to read. I would teach you if I might. ' Mabel, however, repeated, 'No, me too old to learn ;' and Jack whose eyes were once again raised to the clock, said, ' we will talk about that another time, we must go, good bye mother. ' Little Rosa threw her arms... round Mrs. Honest's neck, saying, * Good bye Jack's mother. I'll ask aunt to let me come and see you again soon. ' Then she took her black nurse by the hand and tripped away.
CHAPTER IX.
FRESH TROUBLES.
ONE morning, a week or two after, as Jack was busy putting away a number of little articles which his new master had left on his dressing-table, the young gentleman came running back into the room in a great hurry, saying, ' Where's the pin I left there ? I forgot to put it in. ' ' I have not seen any pin, sir, ' Jack replied.
What to read after The Widows Sons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Alice Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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