Across the Fruited Plain
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He got her and Dick big straw hats, too, though it wastoo late to keep their faces from blistering. All the Beechamsbut Grandma wore overalls. She couldn't bring herself to it. Thatnight she made herself a sunbonnet out of an old shirt, sittingclose to a candle stuck in a pop bottle.
[Illustration: Rose-Ellen and Dick] "I clean forgot to look over the beans and put them to soak, " shesaid wearily, from her bed.
Rose-Ellen scooped herself farther into her layer of straw. Sheought to offer to get... up and look over those beans, but shesimply couldn't make herself.
"It seems like I can't stay up another ten minutes, " Grandmaexcused herself, "after the field work and redding up and such. But we're getting like all the rest of them, buying the groceriesthat we can fix easiest, even though they cost twice as much andain't half as nourishing. And when you can't trade at but oneplace it's always dearer. . . . " Mr. Lukes had guaranteed their account at the store, because ofthe pay due them at the end of the season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got her and Dick big straw hats, too, though it wastoo late to keep their faces from blistering. All the Beechamsbut Grandma wore overalls. She couldn't bring herself to it. Thatnight she made herself a sunbonnet out of an old shirt, sittingclose to a candle stuck in a pop bottle.
[Illustration: Rose-Ellen and Dick] "I clean forgot to look over the beans and put them to soak, " shesaid wearily, from her bed.
Rose-Ellen scooped herself farther into her layer of straw. Sheought to offer to get... up and look over those beans, but shesimply couldn't make herself.
"It seems like I can't stay up another ten minutes, " Grandmaexcused herself, "after the field work and redding up and such. But we're getting like all the rest of them, buying the groceriesthat we can fix easiest, even though they cost twice as much andain't half as nourishing. And when you can't trade at but oneplace it's always dearer. . . . " Mr. Lukes had guaranteed their account at the store, because ofthe pay due them at the end of the season.
What to read after Across the Fruited Plain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Means Florence Crannell to read onlineMoreLess
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