Bettys Bright Idea Etc
Bettys Bright Idea Etc
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Miss Briskett she was in, lookin' at it, and so was DeaconSimson's wife; she come in arter some cinnamon sticks. Wal, and they alllooked at it and talked it over, and couldn't none o' 'em for their livesthink what it's all about, it was sich an almighty thick letter, " saidBiah, drawing out a long, legal-looking envelope and putting it in theDeacon's hands.
"I hope there isn't bad news in it, " said Silas Pitkin, the colorflushing apprehensively in his pale cheeks as he felt for his spectacles....
There was an agitated, silent pause while he broke the seals and took outtwo documents. One was the mortgage on his farm and the other a receiptin full for the money owed on it! The Deacon turned the papers to andfro, gazed on them with a dazed, uncertain air and then said: "Why, mother, do look! _Is_ this so? Do I read it right?" "Certainly, you do, " said Diana, reading over his shoulder. "Somebody'spaid that debt, uncle!" "Thank God!" said Mrs. Pitkin, softly; "He has done it. " "Wal, I swow!" said Biah, after having turned the paper in his hands, "ifthis 'ere don't beat all!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Briskett she was in, lookin' at it, and so was DeaconSimson's wife; she come in arter some cinnamon sticks. Wal, and they alllooked at it and talked it over, and couldn't none o' 'em for their livesthink what it's all about, it was sich an almighty thick letter, " saidBiah, drawing out a long, legal-looking envelope and putting it in theDeacon's hands.
"I hope there isn't bad news in it, " said Silas Pitkin, the colorflushing apprehensively in his pale cheeks as he felt for his spectacles....
There was an agitated, silent pause while he broke the seals and took outtwo documents. One was the mortgage on his farm and the other a receiptin full for the money owed on it! The Deacon turned the papers to andfro, gazed on them with a dazed, uncertain air and then said: "Why, mother, do look! _Is_ this so? Do I read it right?" "Certainly, you do, " said Diana, reading over his shoulder. "Somebody'spaid that debt, uncle!" "Thank God!" said Mrs. Pitkin, softly; "He has done it. " "Wal, I swow!" said Biah, after having turned the paper in his hands, "ifthis 'ere don't beat all!
What to read after Bettys Bright Idea Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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