. Little Rosy's voyage of discovery undertaken in company with her cousin Charley . HE two little friends did not leave theirresting-place whilst there were any straw-berries to be found. They were thrifty youngfolks, you see, and knew how to make the mostof every good thing that came in their way. Then they proceeded on their way, and sooncame to a great hill, of which they could notsee the top. £ Oh! what can that great mountain be ?cried Rosy. That! why, it must be Mont Blanc!answered Charley; c and we must make theascent of it. £ Make what ? said Rosy, looking quitepuzzled. LITTLE ROSYS VO
. Little Rosy's voyage of discovery undertaken in company with her cousin Charley . HE two little friends did not leave theirresting-place whilst there were any straw-berries to be found. They were thrifty youngfolks, you see, and knew how to make the mostof every good thing that came in their way. Then they proceeded on their way, and sooncame to a great hill, of which they could notsee the top. £ Oh! what can that great mountain be ?cried Rosy. That! why, it must be Mont Blanc!answered Charley; c and we must make theascent of it. £ Make what ? said Rosy, looking quitepuzzled. LITTLE ROSYS VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY. •. XXX. Oh, what can that great mountain be ? cried Rosy. It must be Mont Blanc, said Charley; and \ve must make the ascent of it. LITTLE ROSYS VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY. c I mean that we must go up to the top of it,said Charley, laughing. (Up to the top! But its so high and sostraight, I dont think I could get up, Charley. Oh, yes, you can, if I help you ! he replied,coaxingly; c you know I have often helped youup hills. £ But, Charley, I think we could get round it,Rosy said, going first to one side and then to theother, to see on which side it would be easiest topass. c Oh, that would be cowardly, returnedCharley. c Travellers always go up all the moun-tains that they come near. So Rosy crave way at once, for she alwaysbelieved everything that Charley said. But thistime it was with a trembling heart; for, though sheliked running down hill very well, she was neververy fond of tugging up steep places. Indeed,when her papa was with her he generally carriedher up the hills and let her run down
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