Aunt Jane of Kentucky
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I know I didn't wear my weddin' dress, and Iknow I went, but to save my life I can't call up the dress I had on. It ain't like me to forgit the clothes I used to wear, but I can'tcall it up. However, what I wore to Mary Andrews' weddin' ain't gotanything to do with Mary Andrews' dinner-party. " Aunt Jane paused and scratched her head reflectively with a knittingneedle. Evidently she was loath to go on with her story till thememory of that wedding garment should return to her.
"I was readin' the... other day, " she continued, "about somethin' they'vegot off yonder in Washington, some sort of bureau that tells folkswhat the weather'll be, and warns the ships about settin' off on avoyage when there's a storm ahead. And says I to myself, 'Do youreckon they'll ever git so smart that they can tell what sort o'weather there is ahead o' two people jest married and settin' out onthe voyage that won't end till death parts 'em? and what sort o'weather they're goin' to have six months from the weddin' day?' Theworld's gittin' wiser every day, child, but there ain't nobody wiseenough to tell what sort of a husband a man's goin' to make, nor whatsort of a wife a woman's goin' to make, nor how a weddin' is goin' toturn out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know I didn't wear my weddin' dress, and Iknow I went, but to save my life I can't call up the dress I had on. It ain't like me to forgit the clothes I used to wear, but I can'tcall it up. However, what I wore to Mary Andrews' weddin' ain't gotanything to do with Mary Andrews' dinner-party. " Aunt Jane paused and scratched her head reflectively with a knittingneedle. Evidently she was loath to go on with her story till thememory of that wedding garment should return to her.
"I was readin' the... other day, " she continued, "about somethin' they'vegot off yonder in Washington, some sort of bureau that tells folkswhat the weather'll be, and warns the ships about settin' off on avoyage when there's a storm ahead. And says I to myself, 'Do youreckon they'll ever git so smart that they can tell what sort o'weather there is ahead o' two people jest married and settin' out onthe voyage that won't end till death parts 'em? and what sort o'weather they're goin' to have six months from the weddin' day?' Theworld's gittin' wiser every day, child, but there ain't nobody wiseenough to tell what sort of a husband a man's goin' to make, nor whatsort of a wife a woman's goin' to make, nor how a weddin' is goin' toturn out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Eliza Calvert to read onlineMoreLess
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