A Bunch of Cherries
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"It is wonderful, Mummy, " she said, "how you and I can squeeze intothis camp bed, but there, I never moved all night; it was delicious tohave you so close to me. I cannot understand why I love you as I do, for you are a very plain, ordinary sort of woman. " "I never was anything else, " replied Mrs. Aylmer, by no means offendedby Florence's frank remarks. "Your poor father always said, 'It's yourheart, not your face, that has won me, Mabel. ' Your poor father had agreat deal of pretty sentimen...t about him, but I am matter-of-fact tothe backbone. There, child, jump up now and get dressed, and I'll godown and prepare the breakfast. Sukey is rather cross this morning, and I always make the coffee myself. " Mrs. Aylmer bustled out of the room, and Florence slowly rose anddressed.
"I wonder what mother would think of me, " she said to herself, "if sheknew how I really secured my present position as one of the luckythree; I wonder what mother would think about it. Would she beterribly shocked?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is wonderful, Mummy, " she said, "how you and I can squeeze intothis camp bed, but there, I never moved all night; it was delicious tohave you so close to me. I cannot understand why I love you as I do, for you are a very plain, ordinary sort of woman. " "I never was anything else, " replied Mrs. Aylmer, by no means offendedby Florence's frank remarks. "Your poor father always said, 'It's yourheart, not your face, that has won me, Mabel. ' Your poor father had agreat deal of pretty sentimen...t about him, but I am matter-of-fact tothe backbone. There, child, jump up now and get dressed, and I'll godown and prepare the breakfast. Sukey is rather cross this morning, and I always make the coffee myself. " Mrs. Aylmer bustled out of the room, and Florence slowly rose anddressed.
"I wonder what mother would think of me, " she said to herself, "if sheknew how I really secured my present position as one of the luckythree; I wonder what mother would think about it. Would she beterribly shocked?
What to read after A Bunch of Cherries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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