A Little Girl in Old Quebec
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He caught me a fewdays ago and patted my cheek, and I slapped him. I will not have roughhands touch me! And Marie laughs. She is only thirteen, but she says sheis a woman. I don't want to be a woman. I won't have a husband, and betaken off to a hut, and cook, and work in the garden. M'sieu, I shouldfly to the woods and hide. " "And the poor fellow would get no dinner. " He laughed at her vehemence. "I suppose Jules is in love and we must excuse his absent-mindedness. Will it be soon?" "Why, yes..., Jules is getting his house ready. Barbe is to help her motherand care for the babies. I like Marie some, " nodding indecisively, "butI wish there was a girl who liked to run and play, and climb trees, andtalk to the birds, and oh, do a hundred things, all different from theother. " She gave a little hop and a laugh of exquisite freedom. She was full ofrestless grace, as the birds themselves; her blooming cheeks and shiningeyes, the way she carried her head, the face breaking into dimples withevery motion, the mouth tempting in its rosy sweetness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He caught me a fewdays ago and patted my cheek, and I slapped him. I will not have roughhands touch me! And Marie laughs. She is only thirteen, but she says sheis a woman. I don't want to be a woman. I won't have a husband, and betaken off to a hut, and cook, and work in the garden. M'sieu, I shouldfly to the woods and hide. " "And the poor fellow would get no dinner. " He laughed at her vehemence. "I suppose Jules is in love and we must excuse his absent-mindedness. Will it be soon?" "Why, yes..., Jules is getting his house ready. Barbe is to help her motherand care for the babies. I like Marie some, " nodding indecisively, "butI wish there was a girl who liked to run and play, and climb trees, andtalk to the birds, and oh, do a hundred things, all different from theother. " She gave a little hop and a laugh of exquisite freedom. She was full ofrestless grace, as the birds themselves; her blooming cheeks and shiningeyes, the way she carried her head, the face breaking into dimples withevery motion, the mouth tempting in its rosy sweetness.
What to read after A Little Girl in Old Quebec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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