Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories
Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories
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" "_Dyin?_" "Yes. " With the word the girl sprang from the mule and threw the reinsover the pale of the fence in front of the log-hut across the way. Inthe doorway she turned as though she would speak to the woman on thesteps again, but a tall man with a black beard appeared in the low doorof the kitchen-shed.
"How is your--how is Mrs. Day?" "Mighty puny this mornin'--Becky is. " The girl slipped into the dark room. On a disordered, pillowless bed laya white face with eyes closed and mouth slig...htly open. Near the bed wasa low wood fire. On the hearth were several thick cups filled with herbsand heavy fluids and covered with tarpaulin, for Becky's "man" was ateamster. With a few touches of the girl's quick hands, the covers ofthe bed were smooth, and the woman's eyes rested on the girl's owncloak. With her own handkerchief she brushed the death-damp from theforehead that already seemed growing cold. At her first touch, thewoman's eyelids opened and dropped together again. Her lips moved, butno sound came from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "_Dyin?_" "Yes. " With the word the girl sprang from the mule and threw the reinsover the pale of the fence in front of the log-hut across the way. Inthe doorway she turned as though she would speak to the woman on thesteps again, but a tall man with a black beard appeared in the low doorof the kitchen-shed.
"How is your--how is Mrs. Day?" "Mighty puny this mornin'--Becky is. " The girl slipped into the dark room. On a disordered, pillowless bed laya white face with eyes closed and mouth slig...htly open. Near the bed wasa low wood fire. On the hearth were several thick cups filled with herbsand heavy fluids and covered with tarpaulin, for Becky's "man" was ateamster. With a few touches of the girl's quick hands, the covers ofthe bed were smooth, and the woman's eyes rested on the girl's owncloak. With her own handkerchief she brushed the death-damp from theforehead that already seemed growing cold. At her first touch, thewoman's eyelids opened and dropped together again. Her lips moved, butno sound came from them.
What to read after Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fox Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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