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Loading... The children of the New Forestby Frederick Marryat (otherwise under Captain Marryat)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. In 1647, there were four Beverley children, Edward, Humphrey, Alice, and little Edith. Their father is a friend of the King of Endland who is in prison. Cromwell is a enemy of the King. I think Edward is courageous. The relationship of the character in this story is complex for me. So this story is a little difficult for me. This book is about familiy that don't have parent. This familiy is made up of four people,Edward ,Humphrey,Alice and Edith. But why is this familiy only them? Where is their parent? Actually,their parent have already died. Their father died while fighting for the king. Cromwell's men against the King's men. Their father was friend of the King, so he was killed. They are in great danger too bacause they are familiy. I think that this story is sad. But One parson helped them. So,I am happy because there is mutual help. There were four children in England. Edward, Humphrey, Alice and Edith. Their father was friend of King of England. I impressed that four children helps each other. I understood strength of the bonds of brothers well. The picture was prettyćand this book was easy to read. Brothers father was killed and oldest brother dicided to revange. I think this book is boring for me.I did not excited.But I think brothers have strong mind.If I were in their situation,I could not live as they are. no reviews | add a review
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They lived in as foresters helping each other.
I was impressed with their fortitude! (