Aunt Phillis's Cabin
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"Well, " said Ellen, "I hope Abel will make a fuss over me, for nobody elseever has. " "If you are to be married, " said Alice, smiling through her tears, "youmust have his name changed, or always call him Mr. Johnson. " "Never, " said Ellen. "I have a perfect passion for the name of Abel. Therewas a picture in my room of Abel lying down, and Cain standing, holding theclub over him. Whenever I got into a passion when I was a child, mammy usedto take me to the picture and say, 'Look there, honey..., if you don't learnhow to get the better of your temper, one of these days you will get in apassion like Cain and kill somebody. Just look at him, how ugly heis--because he's in such a rage. ' But I always looked at Abel, who was somuch prettier. I have no doubt Abel Johnson looks just as he does in thepicture. " They were about to pass through the gates leading to the grounds; some ofthe servants approached the carriage, and respectfully bowing, said, 'Welcome home, master, ' but passed on without waiting to have thesalutation returned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, " said Ellen, "I hope Abel will make a fuss over me, for nobody elseever has. " "If you are to be married, " said Alice, smiling through her tears, "youmust have his name changed, or always call him Mr. Johnson. " "Never, " said Ellen. "I have a perfect passion for the name of Abel. Therewas a picture in my room of Abel lying down, and Cain standing, holding theclub over him. Whenever I got into a passion when I was a child, mammy usedto take me to the picture and say, 'Look there, honey..., if you don't learnhow to get the better of your temper, one of these days you will get in apassion like Cain and kill somebody. Just look at him, how ugly heis--because he's in such a rage. ' But I always looked at Abel, who was somuch prettier. I have no doubt Abel Johnson looks just as he does in thepicture. " They were about to pass through the gates leading to the grounds; some ofthe servants approached the carriage, and respectfully bowing, said, 'Welcome home, master, ' but passed on without waiting to have thesalutation returned.
What to read after Aunt Phillis's Cabin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastman Mary Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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