Miss Theodosia's Heartstrings
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"He says he can come home day after to-morrow if he don't colapse, soStefana is cleaning the house and I'm helping and we can't hardly wait. We've got a new cloesbasket Stefana's going to make bows for thehandles, tell Elly Precious.
"P. S. Pink bows. " Miss Theodosia was not impatient as she folded the little letter again. Tears stood in her eyes. She hurried back, bottleless, to Elly Precious, to tell him. That he had fallen asleep made no difference.
"You are going home day after to-morrow! ...Dream it in a little dream, dear. When you wake up, it will be true. They can't hardly wait andthere's a new 'cloesbasket' with bows--P. S. , pink bows. Oh, EllyPrecious, you know you're glad to go home! You've been pretending, too!"Game little Elly Precious, to pretend! She stooped and kissed his eyes, close shut in that dream of going home. "They are cleaning the house, "she whispered, "they can't hardly wait. " A prescience of awful loneliness swept over her. She saw TheodosiaBaxter--lone and babyless again--set back in her empty house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He says he can come home day after to-morrow if he don't colapse, soStefana is cleaning the house and I'm helping and we can't hardly wait. We've got a new cloesbasket Stefana's going to make bows for thehandles, tell Elly Precious.
"P. S. Pink bows. " Miss Theodosia was not impatient as she folded the little letter again. Tears stood in her eyes. She hurried back, bottleless, to Elly Precious, to tell him. That he had fallen asleep made no difference.
"You are going home day after to-morrow! ...Dream it in a little dream, dear. When you wake up, it will be true. They can't hardly wait andthere's a new 'cloesbasket' with bows--P. S. , pink bows. Oh, EllyPrecious, you know you're glad to go home! You've been pretending, too!"Game little Elly Precious, to pretend! She stooped and kissed his eyes, close shut in that dream of going home. "They are cleaning the house, "she whispered, "they can't hardly wait. " A prescience of awful loneliness swept over her. She saw TheodosiaBaxter--lone and babyless again--set back in her empty house.
What to read after Miss Theodosia's Heartstrings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donnell Annie Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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