A Daughter of the Morning
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That was the last straw. I says now I'd never get out. I've come up here for the last good time I may ever have. If Luke won't take me back, he needn't. I don't care what becomes of me anyway. " "Oh, Lena, " I said.
"Don't you go giving yourself airs, " she A DAUGHTER OF THE MORNING 213 said. "You got away. We've heard about your school and your smartness. But sup- posin' you hadn't. Do you think you'd have stayed in Luke's mother's kitchen slavin'?" "No, Lena, " I said. "I honestly don't think... I would. " The gas without any burner flickered over the big-figured carpets and chairs and table cover, the mussy paper flowers and the rusty gas stove and the crayon portraits. I almost felt as if I were there in Lena's place.
"I s'pose, though, you're goin' to tell me to go back, " she said. "Well, best spare your breath. " It came to me what I had to do, just as simply as things almost always come.
"I'm not going to tell you any such thing, " I said. "I wondered if you wouldn't come down and stay with Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was the last straw. I says now I'd never get out. I've come up here for the last good time I may ever have. If Luke won't take me back, he needn't. I don't care what becomes of me anyway. " "Oh, Lena, " I said.
"Don't you go giving yourself airs, " she A DAUGHTER OF THE MORNING 213 said. "You got away. We've heard about your school and your smartness. But sup- posin' you hadn't. Do you think you'd have stayed in Luke's mother's kitchen slavin'?" "No, Lena, " I said. "I honestly don't think... I would. " The gas without any burner flickered over the big-figured carpets and chairs and table cover, the mussy paper flowers and the rusty gas stove and the crayon portraits. I almost felt as if I were there in Lena's place.
"I s'pose, though, you're goin' to tell me to go back, " she said. "Well, best spare your breath. " It came to me what I had to do, just as simply as things almost always come.
"I'm not going to tell you any such thing, " I said. "I wondered if you wouldn't come down and stay with Mrs.
What to read after A Daughter of the Morning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Zona to read onlineMoreLess
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