A Local Colorist
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In the midst of this talk I saw an odd look upon the face of the Elder, a sort of whimsical smile, as if he were thinking of something not so grave as the topic of which we talked, and when he spoke, his words seemed strangely irrelevant. " Do you know, " he asked, "who has taken the old mill-house on the Lan- daff road, the one, you know, where Captain Noyes lived?" I did not know; I had heard that somebody had lately moved into the old house, but had not heard the name of the new occupant.
"W...ell, " said the Elder, still with that quaint smile upon his face, "before you form any defi nite opinions upon this subject of the interme diate state you should talk with the good woman who lives in that old house. " He would not ex plain further, save to tell me that Mrs. Weaver of Bradford had taken the house, that she was an elderly woman, practically alone in the world, A DISSATISFIED SOUL 67 anxious to know her new neighbors and to make new friends.
It was largely owing to this hint that, soon after our Sunday evening talk, I came to know Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the midst of this talk I saw an odd look upon the face of the Elder, a sort of whimsical smile, as if he were thinking of something not so grave as the topic of which we talked, and when he spoke, his words seemed strangely irrelevant. " Do you know, " he asked, "who has taken the old mill-house on the Lan- daff road, the one, you know, where Captain Noyes lived?" I did not know; I had heard that somebody had lately moved into the old house, but had not heard the name of the new occupant.
"W...ell, " said the Elder, still with that quaint smile upon his face, "before you form any defi nite opinions upon this subject of the interme diate state you should talk with the good woman who lives in that old house. " He would not ex plain further, save to tell me that Mrs. Weaver of Bradford had taken the house, that she was an elderly woman, practically alone in the world, A DISSATISFIED SOUL 67 anxious to know her new neighbors and to make new friends.
It was largely owing to this hint that, soon after our Sunday evening talk, I came to know Mrs.
What to read after A Local Colorist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Slossen Trumbull to read onlineMoreLess
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