A Day in a Colonial Home
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I am going to knit a hood for the new babe Samuel, but the wool must first be wound in a ball. " "No, Mary Jane, there is a better way to hold that worsted than on a man's outstretched arms. Open the package I brought you and look within. " Mary Jane untied the hempen cord fastened about the bundle John had brought in and the boys and girls gathered near, with jest and laughing glances. So John Lewis had made their sister something ! Well, he always looked as if he liked her, but this was proof... indeed. What could it be, so bulky and strange looking? Would Mary Jane never get it out? She handled the string slowly (almost lovingly, John Lewis hoped) . But at last the covers fell off on her lap, and she held out a dainty and beautifully polished swift. John took it from her, and, placing it on the table, dropped over the outspread spokes, her skein of white worsted. He quickly found the end of the A DAY IN A COLONIAL HOME 45 skein, and placing it gently in Mary Jane's hand, bade her wind the ball.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am going to knit a hood for the new babe Samuel, but the wool must first be wound in a ball. " "No, Mary Jane, there is a better way to hold that worsted than on a man's outstretched arms. Open the package I brought you and look within. " Mary Jane untied the hempen cord fastened about the bundle John had brought in and the boys and girls gathered near, with jest and laughing glances. So John Lewis had made their sister something ! Well, he always looked as if he liked her, but this was proof... indeed. What could it be, so bulky and strange looking? Would Mary Jane never get it out? She handled the string slowly (almost lovingly, John Lewis hoped) . But at last the covers fell off on her lap, and she held out a dainty and beautifully polished swift. John took it from her, and, placing it on the table, dropped over the outspread spokes, her skein of white worsted. He quickly found the end of the A DAY IN A COLONIAL HOME 45 skein, and placing it gently in Mary Jane's hand, bade her wind the ball.
What to read after A Day in a Colonial Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Della R Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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