Under the Pear Tree Or Little Crosses
Under the Pear Tree Or Little Crosses
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Beside her with her busy needle in her fingers, and her pleasant face turned now and then kindly toward her, Mrs. Grant did not feel quite at ease with her helpless little hands lying crossed THE LITTLE HEATHEN. 67 upon the embroidered skirt appearing be tween the folds of her open wrapper.
When Carrie began to murmur about the- weather, Mrs. Grant's sympathies were with her. The weary guest fancied that the laugour and discomfort she experienced were attributable to the rain, quite forget ting... that she had suffered from precisely the same feelings the day before. She listened, as Mrs. Eaton kindly talked to Carrie, and was much surprised when the little girl frankly said, " I am sorry I fretted about the rain, mother ; I see it was not right. I mean to be as cheerful as I can all day, so you must keep me busy to help me to hold to my resolution. " Carrie put her little chair beside her mo ther, and soon her fingers were moving to and fro in a way that proved that she was no stranger to the needle, though their ac quaintance had not ripened into friendship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beside her with her busy needle in her fingers, and her pleasant face turned now and then kindly toward her, Mrs. Grant did not feel quite at ease with her helpless little hands lying crossed THE LITTLE HEATHEN. 67 upon the embroidered skirt appearing be tween the folds of her open wrapper.
When Carrie began to murmur about the- weather, Mrs. Grant's sympathies were with her. The weary guest fancied that the laugour and discomfort she experienced were attributable to the rain, quite forget ting... that she had suffered from precisely the same feelings the day before. She listened, as Mrs. Eaton kindly talked to Carrie, and was much surprised when the little girl frankly said, " I am sorry I fretted about the rain, mother ; I see it was not right. I mean to be as cheerful as I can all day, so you must keep me busy to help me to hold to my resolution. " Carrie put her little chair beside her mo ther, and soon her fingers were moving to and fro in a way that proved that she was no stranger to the needle, though their ac quaintance had not ripened into friendship.
What to read after Under the Pear Tree Or Little Crosses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah S Sarah Schoonmaker Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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