Length2h 54m
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Excerpt: "Alice and Beatrice were two little girls of about four and six years of age. They were staying with their grandmamma. Alice and Beatrice were very glad to be with their grandmamma, for she lived in the country and near the sea. They liked to see the green fields, full of pretty flowers, and to play in the nice large garden, and to walk up and down the high hills that were on all sides of the house, and also they liked to go to the sea-shore and look on the wide sea. Grandmamma loved Alice and Beatrice very much, and she liked to have them with her, and she tried to make them good and happy. Every morning they said their prayers to her, and every evening before they went to bed; and they never forgot to thank God, who had taken care of them during the night, and to beg God to bless and take care of them, and all those they loved, that day and always. Little Beatrice could not say her prayers quite so well as Alice, but she said them better and better every day. After breakfast grandmamma had to order the dinner, and whilst she went to the kitchen to speak to the cook, she let the two little girls run up and down the long verandah which was in front of the house, and which led to the pretty garden. Alice read to her grandmamma, learned by heart and said some verses from her hymnbook, and little Beatrice always learned one verse every day. Then Alice did some sums, and after she had shown them, and grandmamma had found them all right, Alice wrote her copy. As soon as Alice began to write, Beatrice brought her letters and tried to learn to know them. Grandmamma told her when she knew them all she would give her a book with large letters and words. After the lessons were over, the little girls went out for a walk with Mary."
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics, General Fiction
Length2 hrs 54 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 6, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CONTENTS.
10CHAPTER IX. THE CHILD BURNT—A NEGRO CHILD CURED BY COTTON-WOOL.
2CHAPTER I. VISIT TO GRANDMAMMA—WALKS TO THE SEA-SHORE—BATHING IN THE SEA.
11CHAPTER X. A WINTER’S DRIVE IN RUSSIA.
3CHAPTER II. EVENING WALK—STEAMER—LACEMAKING.
12CHAPTER XI. CIDER-MAKING.
4CHAPTER III. A RAINY DAY—STORY OF PRETTY AND THE BEAR.
13CHAPTER XII. SQUIRRELS.
5CHAPTER IV. RUSSIA AND THE FROZEN SEA.
14CHAPTER XIII. THE SHIPWRECK—THE PARROT.
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6CHAPTER V. CELLAR—WALK TO THE SEA-SHORE—RAINBOW, ETC.
15CHAPTER XIV. THE KITTEN.
7CHAPTER VI. BEES SWARMING—FABLE OF THE ANT AND GRASSHOPPER.
16CHAPTER XV. INSTINCT OF ANIMALS.
8CHAPTER VII. SAIL TO BRANSCOMBE—HORSES CARRYING COALS.
17CHAPTER XVI. LENGTH OF DAY IN RUSSIA AND FINLAND.
9CHAPTER VIII. WALK ON THE HILLSIDE—TAME AND WILD RABBITS—RETURN HOME.
18CHAPTER XVII. PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE MAKE ALL THINGS EASY.
