Abijah's Bubble
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Say you ain't, Abbie--letme hear you say it--please Abbie!" The girl rose from her chair and stood looking down at her mother. Thesudden outburst, so unusual in one so self-restrained, the unmistakablesuffering in the tones of her voice, thrilled and alarmed her. Her firstimpulse was to throw her arms about her mother's neck and weep with her. This had been her usual custom when the load seemed too heavy for hermother to bear. Then the more practical side of her nature asserteditself. It was st...rength, not sympathy, she wanted. Slipping her handunder her mother's arm, she raised her to her feet, and in a firm, decided voice, quite as a hospital nurse would speak to a restlesspatient, she said: "You'd better not sit up any longer, Mother dear. Come, I'll help putyou to bed. " There was no resistance. Whatever suddenly aroused memory had stirredthe outburst, the paroxysm was over now.
"Well, maybe I am tired, child, " was all she said, and the two left theroom.
"Poor, dear old Mother! Poor, tired old Mother!" the girl remarked toherself when she had resumed her place by the dying fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Say you ain't, Abbie--letme hear you say it--please Abbie!" The girl rose from her chair and stood looking down at her mother. Thesudden outburst, so unusual in one so self-restrained, the unmistakablesuffering in the tones of her voice, thrilled and alarmed her. Her firstimpulse was to throw her arms about her mother's neck and weep with her. This had been her usual custom when the load seemed too heavy for hermother to bear. Then the more practical side of her nature asserteditself. It was st...rength, not sympathy, she wanted. Slipping her handunder her mother's arm, she raised her to her feet, and in a firm, decided voice, quite as a hospital nurse would speak to a restlesspatient, she said: "You'd better not sit up any longer, Mother dear. Come, I'll help putyou to bed. " There was no resistance. Whatever suddenly aroused memory had stirredthe outburst, the paroxysm was over now.
"Well, maybe I am tired, child, " was all she said, and the two left theroom.
"Poor, dear old Mother! Poor, tired old Mother!" the girl remarked toherself when she had resumed her place by the dying fire.
What to read after Abijah's Bubble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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