A Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life
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" "It will be broken, and that's the worst- One of these years you '11 find a little thin spot coming, may be, and spreading, over your forehead or on the top of your head ; and it '11 be the fashion to comb the hair just so as to show it oflF, and make it worse ; and for a while that '11 be your thorn in the flesh. And then you'll begin to wonder why the color is n't so bright as it used to be, but looks dingy, all you can do to it ; and again, after a while, some day, in a strong light, you '...11 see there are white threads in it, and the rest is fading; and so by degrees, and the degrees all separate pains, you '11 have to come to it and give up the crown of your youth, and take to scraps of lace and muslin, or a front, as I did a dozen years ago." Sin Saxon had no sauciness to give back for that ; it made her feel all at once that this old Miss Craydocke \iad really been a girl too, with golden hair like her own, perhaps, — and not so very far in the past eitiier but that a like space in her own future could picture itself to her mind ; and something, quite different in her mood from Lrdinary, made her say, with even an miconacious touch »f reverence in her voice, — " I wonder if I -hall bear it, when it comes, as well as you I ' " There 's a recompense," said Miss Craydocke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It will be broken, and that's the worst- One of these years you '11 find a little thin spot coming, may be, and spreading, over your forehead or on the top of your head ; and it '11 be the fashion to comb the hair just so as to show it oflF, and make it worse ; and for a while that '11 be your thorn in the flesh. And then you'll begin to wonder why the color is n't so bright as it used to be, but looks dingy, all you can do to it ; and again, after a while, some day, in a strong light, you '...11 see there are white threads in it, and the rest is fading; and so by degrees, and the degrees all separate pains, you '11 have to come to it and give up the crown of your youth, and take to scraps of lace and muslin, or a front, as I did a dozen years ago." Sin Saxon had no sauciness to give back for that ; it made her feel all at once that this old Miss Craydocke \iad really been a girl too, with golden hair like her own, perhaps, — and not so very far in the past eitiier but that a like space in her own future could picture itself to her mind ; and something, quite different in her mood from Lrdinary, made her say, with even an miconacious touch »f reverence in her voice, — " I wonder if I -hall bear it, when it comes, as well as you I ' " There 's a recompense," said Miss Craydocke.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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