Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
I. THE UNWELCOME DISCOVERY II. THE VILLAGE MUSICIAN III. THE NEW-FASHIONED NURSE IV. THE BIRD-CATCHER V. THE SINGULAR MEETING VI. THE UNDESERVED PUNISHMENT VII. THE TOWN MUSICIAN VIII. THE CORRESPONDENCE IX. THE JOURNEY ON THE ICE X. THE SICK-BED XI. THE MISTAKE XII. THE UNEXP...
"DEAR FATHER,--It will please me very much to know that you are quite well. I am thankful to say, that since I left you, I have been in perfect health, and I have grown much tal...
2. Part 2"Softly! softly!" said Kummas, "or you will wake up my little rogue. Yes, I assure you, a whole night's playing on the violincello is a mere joke, compared with the watching all...
5. Part 5Christlieb was at no loss as to what he wished for, and the persons he most earnestly desired to behold; but this, perhaps, would be impossible, and was too much to expect. He f...
7. Part 7The mother, a capital wife, as one would say, but as little acquainted with God and His Word as her husband, was thenceforth compelled to bear singly the burden of supporting he...
1. Part 1I. THE UNWELCOME DISCOVERY II. THE VILLAGE MUSICIAN III. THE NEW-FASHIONED NURSE IV. THE BIRD-CATCHER V. THE SINGULAR MEETING VI. THE UNDESERVED PUNISHMENT VII. THE TOWN MUSICIA...
6. Part 6In despair, Balduin took the instrument, and, after a few unsuccessful attempts, raised the mouthpiece of the oboe to his lips, and placed himself before the music-stand. The ov...
3. Part 3He arrived at home out of breath, and had scarcely time to put away his violin, when the bell rang for school; so that for some hours, he had to keep his adventure to himself.