Witch Winnie the Story of a Kings Daughter
Witch Winnie the Story of a Kings Daughter
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I like Jim so much, per- sonally, that I would do as much for him if he had no great expectations ; but I do not see that there is any harm in thinking of the kindnesses which he may be able to do me. " " If you don't count too surely on them. Miss Prillwitz has had time to notify his rela- tives, and they do not seem to take any in- terest in him. " It is the unexpected that always happens. That very evening Mrs. Hetterman brought us this note from Miss Prillwitz. She wrote better than she spo...ke, for on paper there was no opportunity for the foreign accent to betray itself : " MY DEAR YOUNG LADIES: " The elder brother have arrived, and I fear you will have no more opportunity to see little Giacomo, for I think he will take him away very shortly to his father's house.
" You must not be too sorry, but think what WINNIE'S CONFESSION. 115 a so great thing this is for poor little Gia- como, to be called so soon to his beautiful estate ; no more poorness or trouble, in the palace of the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I like Jim so much, per- sonally, that I would do as much for him if he had no great expectations ; but I do not see that there is any harm in thinking of the kindnesses which he may be able to do me. " " If you don't count too surely on them. Miss Prillwitz has had time to notify his rela- tives, and they do not seem to take any in- terest in him. " It is the unexpected that always happens. That very evening Mrs. Hetterman brought us this note from Miss Prillwitz. She wrote better than she spo...ke, for on paper there was no opportunity for the foreign accent to betray itself : " MY DEAR YOUNG LADIES: " The elder brother have arrived, and I fear you will have no more opportunity to see little Giacomo, for I think he will take him away very shortly to his father's house.
" You must not be too sorry, but think what WINNIE'S CONFESSION. 115 a so great thing this is for poor little Gia- como, to be called so soon to his beautiful estate ; no more poorness or trouble, in the palace of the King.
What to read after Witch Winnie the Story of a Kings Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth W Elizabeth Williams Champney to read onlineMoreLess
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