Category: Children & Young Adult Reading

Nine Little Goslings

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Chapters

3. Chapter 3

He was standing, when the moon appeared, by the low railing which guarded the edge of the roof. The railing was of a very desirable height. Dickie could just rest his chin on to...

10. Chapter 10

It was the old story,--alas! too common in these times,--the story of a Southern family reduced to poverty by the ravages of war. Six years before, all had been different. Then...

7. Chapter 7

This was a very exciting event for the Bird family, who rarely had any visitors except Lady Green, who did not count, being such a near neighbor. Pocahontas wrote in her journal...

4. Chapter 4

Mell crept to bed. She was so very tired that it seemed just one moment before Mrs. Davis was shaking her arm, and calling her to get up at once, for it was five o'clock. Slowly...

8. Chapter 8

Meantime at home, two miles away, there was great commotion over the disappearance of Master Archie. Marianne had lingered quite a long time at the back gate. The milkman was a...

11. Chapter 11

So here was our little girl fairly settled in England, with dainty dresses to wear, a governess coming every day to give her lessons, masters in French and music, a carriage to...

6. Chapter 6

There was great excitement in the sewing-class when they were told that in future they were to go to "Teacher's" house every Saturday, and walk down to school with her. They wer...

5. Chapter 5

The doors of the Methodist meeting-house at Valley Hill stood open, and crowds of men and women and children were going into them. It was not Sunday which called the people toge...

2. Chapter 2

So all that warm July Johnnie had French lessons and German, and lessons in natural philosophy, beside studying English literature after a plan of Miss Inches' own, which combin...

1. Chapter 1

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9. Chapter 9

She skipped upstairs beside him, full of satisfaction, and had just settled herself on his knee for the half hour of frolic and talk which was her daily delight and his, when a...

12. Chapter 12

"Well, handiness is a capital stock-in-trade. Now, dears, one thing,--be as good and gentle as possible with Mamma, and don't trouble her a bit more than you can help."