Spelling 2

Lucy was only six years old, but bowl as a fairy.  Spelling error:

She had gone by herself a tousand times about the village, and often upon errands as much as two to three blocks in distance.  Spelling error:

What had her perents to fear?    Spelling error:

The footpaths were all firm, and led to no places of danjer, nor are infants themselves incautious when alone in then pastimes.    Spelling error:

Lucy went singing into the low woods, and singing she reapeared on the open hillside.    Spelling error:

With her small hand on the rail, she glided along the wooden bridge, or tripped from stone to stone across the shallow streemlet.    Spelling error:

Johnny Reed was a little boy who never had seen a snowstorme till he was six years old.  Spelling error:

Before this, he had lived in a warm country, where the sun shines down on beautiful orange groves, and feilds always sweet with flowers.  Spelling error:

But now he had come to visit his granmother, who lived where the snow falls in winter.  Spelling error:

Johnny was standing at the window when the snow came don.    Spelling error:

“O mamma!” he cried, joyfuly, “do come quick, and see these little white birds flying down from heaven.”  Spelling error:

“They are not birds, Johnny,” said mamma, smilling.  Spelling error:

“Then maybe the little angels are losing their feathers! Oh! do tell me what it is; is it sugar? Let me tase it,” said Johnny.  Spelling error: