A Grandmother's Recollections
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Theyevidently thought a great deal of this old horse, whom they called Joe;but I mentally compared him with my father's carriage-horses--acomparison not much to his advantage. Cousin Statia drove, but Joe didnot seem much disposed to go. Every now and then he came to astand-still, and I quite wanted to get out and push him along. But theysaw nothing uncommon in his behavior, and even congratulated themselvesupon his being so careful. Aunt Henshaw said that such dreadfulaccidents had happened in... consequence of horses running away withpeople, and that Joe's great virtue consisted in his being so perfectlygentle.
We did not drive very far, and on our return found that Sylvia had teaall ready and waiting for us. The old colored woman was quite tasty inher ideas, and had garnished an immense dish of strawberries withflowers and leaves, through which the red fruit gleamed most temptinglyforth. After tea, when Cousin Statia had taken up her knitting, and AuntHenshaw was seated in her usual chair, I placed a low stool beside herfor myself, and begged for one of her usual stories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theyevidently thought a great deal of this old horse, whom they called Joe;but I mentally compared him with my father's carriage-horses--acomparison not much to his advantage. Cousin Statia drove, but Joe didnot seem much disposed to go. Every now and then he came to astand-still, and I quite wanted to get out and push him along. But theysaw nothing uncommon in his behavior, and even congratulated themselvesupon his being so careful. Aunt Henshaw said that such dreadfulaccidents had happened in... consequence of horses running away withpeople, and that Joe's great virtue consisted in his being so perfectlygentle.
We did not drive very far, and on our return found that Sylvia had teaall ready and waiting for us. The old colored woman was quite tasty inher ideas, and had garnished an immense dish of strawberries withflowers and leaves, through which the red fruit gleamed most temptinglyforth. After tea, when Cousin Statia had taken up her knitting, and AuntHenshaw was seated in her usual chair, I placed a low stool beside herfor myself, and begged for one of her usual stories.
What to read after A Grandmother's Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Ella Rodman to read onlineMoreLess
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