Timothy Crump's Ward
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" "And shall we ride in the cars?" asked the child, with animation.
"Yes, didn't you ever ride in the cars before?" "No, never. " "I think you will like it. " "Oh, I know I shall. How fast do the cars go?" "Oh, a good many miles an hour, --maybe thirty. " "And how long will it take us to go to the place you are going tocarry me to!" "I don't know exactly, --perhaps two hours. " "Two whole hours in the cars!" exclaimed Ida. "How much I shall haveto tell father and Jack when I get back. " "So you... will, " said Mrs. Hardwick, with an unaccountable smile, "when you get back. " There was something peculiar in her tone as she pronounced theselast words, but Ida did not notice it.
So Ida, despite her company, actually enjoyed, in her brightanticipation, a keen sense of pleasure.
"Are we most there?" she asked, after riding about two hours.
"It won't be long, " said the nurse.
"We must have come ever so many miles, " said Ida.
An hour passed. She amused herself by gazing out of the car windowsat the towns which seemed to flit by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And shall we ride in the cars?" asked the child, with animation.
"Yes, didn't you ever ride in the cars before?" "No, never. " "I think you will like it. " "Oh, I know I shall. How fast do the cars go?" "Oh, a good many miles an hour, --maybe thirty. " "And how long will it take us to go to the place you are going tocarry me to!" "I don't know exactly, --perhaps two hours. " "Two whole hours in the cars!" exclaimed Ida. "How much I shall haveto tell father and Jack when I get back. " "So you... will, " said Mrs. Hardwick, with an unaccountable smile, "when you get back. " There was something peculiar in her tone as she pronounced theselast words, but Ida did not notice it.
So Ida, despite her company, actually enjoyed, in her brightanticipation, a keen sense of pleasure.
"Are we most there?" she asked, after riding about two hours.
"It won't be long, " said the nurse.
"We must have come ever so many miles, " said Ida.
An hour passed. She amused herself by gazing out of the car windowsat the towns which seemed to flit by.
What to read after Timothy Crump's Ward?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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