Behind the Scenes
Behind the Scenes
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Annette Jordan. Mrs. Garland had given me a letter to Mrs. Douglas Gordon, who introduced meto several Baltimore ladies, among others Mrs. Doctor Thomas, who saidto me, with tears in her eyes: "Lizzie, you deserve to meet with successfor having been so kind to our friends in the days of the past. I wishthere were more women in the world like you. I will always do whatlittle I can to promote your welfare. " After remaining in Baltimore a few days, I came to the conclusion that Icould do better i...n Washington; so I returned to the capital, andreopened my business.
In the spring of 1867, Miss Maggie Garland paid a visit to Baltimore. Before leaving Virginia she said to some of her friends in Lynchburgthat she designed going by Washington to see Lizzie. Her friendsridiculed the idea, but she persisted: "I love Lizzie next to mother. She has been a mother to us all. Half thepleasure of my visit is that I will be able to see her. " She wrote me a letter, saying that she designed visiting me, asking ifit would be agreeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Annette Jordan. Mrs. Garland had given me a letter to Mrs. Douglas Gordon, who introduced meto several Baltimore ladies, among others Mrs. Doctor Thomas, who saidto me, with tears in her eyes: "Lizzie, you deserve to meet with successfor having been so kind to our friends in the days of the past. I wishthere were more women in the world like you. I will always do whatlittle I can to promote your welfare. " After remaining in Baltimore a few days, I came to the conclusion that Icould do better i...n Washington; so I returned to the capital, andreopened my business.
In the spring of 1867, Miss Maggie Garland paid a visit to Baltimore. Before leaving Virginia she said to some of her friends in Lynchburgthat she designed going by Washington to see Lizzie. Her friendsridiculed the idea, but she persisted: "I love Lizzie next to mother. She has been a mother to us all. Half thepleasure of my visit is that I will be able to see her. " She wrote me a letter, saying that she designed visiting me, asking ifit would be agreeable.
What to read after Behind the Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keckley Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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