White Violets
White Violets
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When they had gone some distance, they came to farmer Clarke's field and the lane, which were close together. ; Here they stopped. " I wish we could ; only go through the field, " said Henry, in a fretful, grumbling tone, " it's so : much nearer. I'm sure the bull won't I hurt us. I don't think father knew !
DISOBEDIENCE.
we had Roughie with us, or I'm sure he wouldn't have forbidden us to go. " " O, do come along the lane, " said his brother Alfred; "it's not much fur- ther ; and if we go thro...ugh the field we shall be disobeying father. " " Well, " said Henry, " let me stop and look through the gate ; I should like, at least, to see this bull. " Frank came to the gate with Rough- ie, and sat singing on the stile, tying flowers . Which he had gathered by the way on Roughie's neck. Presently he saw a bright butterfly, and knowing nothing about the bull, he slipped off the stile and ran into the field. Mean- while Henry looked through the gate, but saw nothing of the bull. " It isn't J here, " said he ; but he had hardly spo- $ ken the words before he heard a low DISOBEDIENCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they had gone some distance, they came to farmer Clarke's field and the lane, which were close together. ; Here they stopped. " I wish we could ; only go through the field, " said Henry, in a fretful, grumbling tone, " it's so : much nearer. I'm sure the bull won't I hurt us. I don't think father knew !
DISOBEDIENCE.
we had Roughie with us, or I'm sure he wouldn't have forbidden us to go. " " O, do come along the lane, " said his brother Alfred; "it's not much fur- ther ; and if we go thro...ugh the field we shall be disobeying father. " " Well, " said Henry, " let me stop and look through the gate ; I should like, at least, to see this bull. " Frank came to the gate with Rough- ie, and sat singing on the stile, tying flowers . Which he had gathered by the way on Roughie's neck. Presently he saw a bright butterfly, and knowing nothing about the bull, he slipped off the stile and ran into the field. Mean- while Henry looked through the gate, but saw nothing of the bull. " It isn't J here, " said he ; but he had hardly spo- $ ken the words before he heard a low DISOBEDIENCE.
What to read after White Violets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Cannell Cain to read onlineMoreLess
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