Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction
The pleasure which you take in reading, made me solicitous to write a few pages for your amusement, when you wish to unbend your mind from more serious studies. But the want of opportunity, and the frequent interruptions which I met with during the course of them, have rendere...
The pleasure which you take in reading, made me solicitous to write a few pages for your amusement, when you wish to unbend your mind from more serious studies. But the want of...
2. Part 2_Bob_ was so impatient, in the mean time, to shew his dress, that setting both his feet against his grandfather’s stomach, he very nearly pushed himself backwards. “Look, Sir,”...
3. Part 3“As _Susan_’s book was very entertaining, they sat up in their own room to finish reading it; but thinking they heard Mrs. _Active_ upon the stairs, they hastily popped the cand...
4. Part 4_William_ was engaged to dine that day at the house of Captain _Fairform_, where another boy of his own age had been invited to meet him. This gentleman’s eldest son was handsom...
5. Part 5Our young gentleman was much rejoiced at having a companion whose presence might interrupt any farther conversation; though to take such a walk with his grandfather was at any o...
6. Part 6Mr. _Graves_ having been rather indisposed the preceding evening, did not breakfast with the family; and his grandson very soon retired to his apartment in order to amuse him wi...