A Native of Winby And Other Tales
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but I always feel grate ful to anybody that s friendly, situated as I be. I shall miss her runnin over. I can seem to see her now, coming over the rise in the road. But don t you get in a way of tak- in things too hard, Sarah Ellen ! You ve worked yourself all to pieces since I saw you last ; you re gettin to be as lean as a meetin -house fly. Now, you re comin in to have a cup o tea with me, an then you 11 feel better. I ve got some new molasses gingerbread that I baked this mornin . " THE PAS...SING OF SISTER BARSETT. 149 " I do feel beat out, Mis Crane, " acknow ledged the poor little soul, glad of a chance to speak, but touched by this unexpected mark of consideration. " If I could ha done as I wanted to I should be f eelin well enough, but to be set aside an ordered about, where I d taken the lead in sickness so much, an knew how to deal with Sister Barsett so well! She might be livin now, perhaps" " Come ; we d better go in, t is gettiii damp, " and the mistress of the house rose so hurriedly as to seem bustling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but I always feel grate ful to anybody that s friendly, situated as I be. I shall miss her runnin over. I can seem to see her now, coming over the rise in the road. But don t you get in a way of tak- in things too hard, Sarah Ellen ! You ve worked yourself all to pieces since I saw you last ; you re gettin to be as lean as a meetin -house fly. Now, you re comin in to have a cup o tea with me, an then you 11 feel better. I ve got some new molasses gingerbread that I baked this mornin . " THE PAS...SING OF SISTER BARSETT. 149 " I do feel beat out, Mis Crane, " acknow ledged the poor little soul, glad of a chance to speak, but touched by this unexpected mark of consideration. " If I could ha done as I wanted to I should be f eelin well enough, but to be set aside an ordered about, where I d taken the lead in sickness so much, an knew how to deal with Sister Barsett so well! She might be livin now, perhaps" " Come ; we d better go in, t is gettiii damp, " and the mistress of the house rose so hurriedly as to seem bustling.
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