Blithe Mcbride
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"Speak no evil, " his mother rebuked him.
"A' is not of Saybury, " said Jerad, as if that fact were comforting. "A' is of Doncaster, and Doncaster folk are naught. " At that name Blithe pricked up her ears, though for the moment she could not remember where she had heard it.
"Goodwife, " she asked, "how is he called, yon man?" "Joel Diffy, " Goodwife Bicknell answered. "He holdeth his seventy good acres in Doncas- ter. " Then Blithe remembered. It was to Joel Diffy of Doncaster that Gilbert Vau...ghan's time had been sold, and Joel Diffy, said Seth Bicknell, was the sourest curmudgeon in all Massachusetts.
124 Blithe McBride She remembered how Gilbert had gone whistling from the garden, on that June day of their part- ing, hopeful, as he had told her, of gallant ad- ventures, and for pity of poor Gilbert, bound to such a master, she felt that she could easily have wept.
CHAPTER XVIII NEWS FROM BOSTON BLITHE had been a-berrying, one warm day in late July. Brown as a berry she was herself, a healthy little frontiers- woman, hardened with weeks of living half out of doors, in the pine-sweet air of the Massachu- setts that she grew to love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Speak no evil, " his mother rebuked him.
"A' is not of Saybury, " said Jerad, as if that fact were comforting. "A' is of Doncaster, and Doncaster folk are naught. " At that name Blithe pricked up her ears, though for the moment she could not remember where she had heard it.
"Goodwife, " she asked, "how is he called, yon man?" "Joel Diffy, " Goodwife Bicknell answered. "He holdeth his seventy good acres in Doncas- ter. " Then Blithe remembered. It was to Joel Diffy of Doncaster that Gilbert Vau...ghan's time had been sold, and Joel Diffy, said Seth Bicknell, was the sourest curmudgeon in all Massachusetts.
124 Blithe McBride She remembered how Gilbert had gone whistling from the garden, on that June day of their part- ing, hopeful, as he had told her, of gallant ad- ventures, and for pity of poor Gilbert, bound to such a master, she felt that she could easily have wept.
CHAPTER XVIII NEWS FROM BOSTON BLITHE had been a-berrying, one warm day in late July. Brown as a berry she was herself, a healthy little frontiers- woman, hardened with weeks of living half out of doors, in the pine-sweet air of the Massachu- setts that she grew to love.
What to read after Blithe Mcbride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beulah Marie Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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