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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”Tommy” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Tommy Tommy was sitting on the bench near the end of the lane. By his side was a basin tied up in a cotton handkerchief; in the buttonhole of his coat there was a sprig of sweet-william. The girls from the big house came and stood still in front of him, staring at him rudely, but he did not speak. “Tommy, are -you tired?” they asked. “Yes,” Tommy answered, crossly,” I’m...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”The Children and the Garland” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

The Children and the Garland “Tomorrow  is May-day,” the children said; “the birds must call us very early, and we will go to the woods and make a garland.” And in the morning, long before the sun had looked over the tops of the houses into the village street, they were far away in the woods. “I will give them some roses as they come back,” the gardener said. “They shall...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”The Kite” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

The Kite IT was the most tiresome kite in the world, always wagging its tail, shaking its ears, breaking its string, sitting down on the tops of houses, getting stuck in trees, entangled in hedges, flopping down on ponds, or lying flat on the grass, and refusing to rise higher than a yard from the ground. I have often sat and thought about that kite, and wondered who its father and...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”Peace” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Peace   HE looked over his shoulder quickly. She saw him, and turned still more quickly away. “I shall go and take a long walk in the woods,” he said. “You don’t know where the rabbit-holes are,” she answered. “Yes, I do ; I found them out the other day.” “I shall go out with Mary.” “All right.” “And I shall never go into the woods with you any more.” “Very...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”Midsummer-Night” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Midsummer-Night The children were very much puzzled what to do, for it was Midsummer-night, and they knew that there was a dream belonging to it; but how to come across it they could not tell. They knew that the dream had something to do with fairies, a queen, and all manner of lovely things; but that was all. At first they thought they would sit up with the doors and windows...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”Seeking the Violets” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Seeking the Violets ALL the wood had been blue with violets, but now they were nearly gone. The birds sang louder and louder to keep them and to call them back, but soon there was not a violet left in all the wood from end to end. The snowdrops died, and the primrose faded, the cowslips and blue-bells vanished, the thorn grew white with blossom, the wild honeysuckle filled the wood...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”The Proud Boy” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

The Proud Boy There was once a very proud boy. He always walked through the village with his eyes turned down and his hands in his pockets. The boys used to stare at him, and say nothing; and when he was out of sight, they breathed freely. So the proud boy was lonely, and would have had no friends out of doors if it had not been for two stray dogs,...
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English Short Story and English Moral Story ”Over The Porridge” Complete Story for Class 9, Class 10, Class 12 and other classes.

Over The Porridge They sat down to eat their porridge. The naughty little girl turned her back upon her sister, and put a large spoonful into her mouth. “Oh oh oh!” she cried, “I have burnt my tongue.” “Eat it slowly,” said the good little sister. She took up her porridge carefully, and after blowing it very gently, and waiting for a minute or two while it cooled, ate it, and...
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