Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
"MAMMA, dear! A letter for you, from Uncle John, I believe," said Hetty Golding, as she paused at the breakfast table, where the letter was lying near her mother's plate.
"MAMMA, dear! A letter for you, from Uncle John, I believe," said Hetty Golding, as she paused at the breakfast table, where the letter was lying near her mother's plate.
2. CHAPTER II.ONLY this garden-party could be talked of for the next few days, and all was bustle and preparation at Mrs. Golding's. Hannah was too busy preparing for their expected visitors...
3. CHAPTER III.THE morning of the much talked of garden-party brought the news that Mrs. Newton was worse, and Mrs. Golding would not be able to leave her until late in the day. When she came...
4. CHAPTER IV."You've told me that before, Miss Hetty, and if I hadn't thought you'd done it, and asked the mistress for some more money, I shouldn't have told her the things were all paid fo...
5. CHAPTER V.AS soon as Hetty had somewhat recovered from the fright and consternation into which her mother's sudden illness had plunged her, she went to the Newton's to tell them what had...
6. CHAPTER VI.WHEN Mrs. Mavor had gone, Hetty sat a long time pondering over the task awaiting her before she began it, and it took her some time to write the letter after she did begin. But...