An Old Woman's Tale
An Old Woman's Tale
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There was only a sort of mistinessover their minds like the smoky air of an early autumn night. Atlength, without any vivid astonishment, they became conscious that agreat many people were either entering the village or already in thestreet, but whether they came from the meeting-house, or from a littlebeyond it, or where the devil they came from, was more than could bedetermined. Certainly, a crowd of people seemed to be there, men, women, and children, all of whom were yawning and rubbing the...ir eyes, stretching their limbs, and staggering from side to side of the road, asif but partially awakened from a sound slumber. Sometimes they stoodstock-still, with their hands over their brows to shade their sight fromthe moonbeams. As they drew near, most of their countenances appearedfamiliar to Esther and David, possessing the peculiar features offamilies in the village, and that general air and aspect by which aperson would recognize his own townsmen in the remotest ends of theearth. But though the whole multitude might have been taken, in themass, for neighbors and acquaintances, there was not a single individualwhose exact likeness they had ever before seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was only a sort of mistinessover their minds like the smoky air of an early autumn night. Atlength, without any vivid astonishment, they became conscious that agreat many people were either entering the village or already in thestreet, but whether they came from the meeting-house, or from a littlebeyond it, or where the devil they came from, was more than could bedetermined. Certainly, a crowd of people seemed to be there, men, women, and children, all of whom were yawning and rubbing the...ir eyes, stretching their limbs, and staggering from side to side of the road, asif but partially awakened from a sound slumber. Sometimes they stoodstock-still, with their hands over their brows to shade their sight fromthe moonbeams. As they drew near, most of their countenances appearedfamiliar to Esther and David, possessing the peculiar features offamilies in the village, and that general air and aspect by which aperson would recognize his own townsmen in the remotest ends of theearth. But though the whole multitude might have been taken, in themass, for neighbors and acquaintances, there was not a single individualwhose exact likeness they had ever before seen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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