... When First, We Go to School
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This was what little Hope Desire was expected to do.
Was it any wonder that the brown eyes, open so late the night before, should grow drowsy and that the little tired head should nod? Fainter and fainter grew the preacher's voice, farther and farthei- away it sounded, and in spite of Cousin Waitstill's warning glances and quiet nudgings, a dreadful thing happened. Hope Desire Bradcot fell fast asleep!
But even this was not the worst!
The ^*tithing-man," always on the watch, saw her and came an...d gave her two sharp little raps with his long stick that had a i-abbit's foot at the end.
Poor Hope Desire! The disgrace was too much. She WHEN FIRST WE GO TO SCHOOL 57 grew red and white; then the hot bhnding tears came as she thought of a little girl who sat up till ten o'clock the night before di-essing Dorothy Ann, when she should have blown out the candle at seven.
What should she do? Hovv could she face them all at dinner? Would they let her have any dinner, and would meeting never be done?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was what little Hope Desire was expected to do.
Was it any wonder that the brown eyes, open so late the night before, should grow drowsy and that the little tired head should nod? Fainter and fainter grew the preacher's voice, farther and farthei- away it sounded, and in spite of Cousin Waitstill's warning glances and quiet nudgings, a dreadful thing happened. Hope Desire Bradcot fell fast asleep!
But even this was not the worst!
The ^*tithing-man," always on the watch, saw her and came an...d gave her two sharp little raps with his long stick that had a i-abbit's foot at the end.
Poor Hope Desire! The disgrace was too much. She WHEN FIRST WE GO TO SCHOOL 57 grew red and white; then the hot bhnding tears came as she thought of a little girl who sat up till ten o'clock the night before di-essing Dorothy Ann, when she should have blown out the candle at seven.
What should she do? Hovv could she face them all at dinner? Would they let her have any dinner, and would meeting never be done?
What to read after ... When First, We Go to School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beckwith, M[ary] Helen, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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