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Elizabeth was excited. The long summer holidays were almost over, and it was
time to think of going back to school.
Her mother, Mrs. Allen, was busy getting all her things ready, and Elizabeth was
helping her to pack the big trunk. “Oh, Mummy, it’s good to think I’ll see all
my friends again soon” said Elizabeth.
“It’s lovely to be going back to Whyteleafe School once more. The
winter term ought to be great fun.”
Elizabeth chooses to be happy when the new term is coming. She
is ready to go back to school.
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11 “Let’s look out for the first glimpse of
Whyteleafe School” said Elizabeth, as the
coaches rumbled off. “Oh, look –there it is Isn’t it lovely”
Elizabeth feels happy when she looks at her school for the first
time after having the holiday.
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36 Robert swaggered out, hands in pocket. He
felt important and pleased. He had won that battle. Now Elizabeth had got to say
she was sorry. Serve her right Robert is happy and satisfied
when he can make Elizabeth say sorry to him because she accused
him.
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And as she listened, the little girl felt soothed and softened too. She loved
music so much. Mr. Lewis glanced at her
and saw that she looked peaceful instead of troubled. He played a little longer and then
the bell went for Elizabeth’s bedtime. Elizabeth feels happy when she
listens to music.
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45 Elizabeth enjoyed the games in the
winter term very much indeed. She
didn’t know which she liked best, hockey or lacrosse
Elizabeth feels happy when she plays hockey and lacrosse.
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“I almost think I like lacrosse best,” she said to Joan.
“The catching is such fun.”
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Robert was pleased to see Elizabeth getting into trouble. As for Kathleen, she
was so delighted at the success of her mean trick
that she did not dare to look at either Elizabeth or Jenny in case they show
how glad she was. Robert is happy when Elizabeth
has a trouble while Kathleen is happy when she can trick her
friends.
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76 The girls were both angry. They did not
notice how pleased Kathleen looked.
“Ah,” she thought, “so Elizabeth and Jenny thought that it was Robert who
had played tricks Good” Nobody would think it was she, Kathleen, who had done
them all. She felt much safer now. Kathleen feels glad when no one
knows that the one who plays tricks is her.
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Robert listened as if he could not believe his ears. Good gracious Choose two
horses for his own special pets
– look after them each day This was a thing he
had always longed to do, for of all animals the boy loved horses best.
He didn’t care about not playing in the match
now He didn’t care about anything. He felt a different boy.
Robert is very happy when he has a new duty to take care of animals
he loves the most: the horses.
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Robert got up before the others in his dormitory that morning. He slipped out
and went to the stables. He would talk to the two horses he was going to care for
– and he would go riding over the hills on
Robert feels proud of himself when he is about to take care of
the horses by talking to the stable- man.
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important as he unlocked the stable- door and spoke to the stable-man.
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113 “Well, I think you have, rather,” said
Robert, taking her hand. “But I haven’t been very big, Elizabeth
– it was only that I was so happy to think I’ve been able to
change myself, and to have the horses I love,
and I really felt I hardly cared about the match
– so you see it wasn’t very difficult to come and watch, and tell you it
was bad luck, it rained. But I’m glad you’ve found out it wasn’t my fault that
those tricks were played. Who did them?” Robert feels very happy when he
is able to change himself and to have his horses.
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