Church Street Stories of American Village Life
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"When mother calls for her cap and a becoming dressing sack, instead of living on beef tea and the Gospel of John, then I know that she is coming around, " her daugh ter was heard to remark after one of Grandma Grey s brief illnesses. And she was ill, in deed, if she confined herself to the Gospel of John, for no Washington politician follows the daily papers with greater eagerness than did this frail old lady of ninety-four; her interest in life and current events was as keen as it was at thir...ty and there was not a move made in European capitals about Tur key but that she knew it and had formed her judgment on it that very day.
"During the War I wanted to live to see who won and now I want to live to see how the peace comes out, " she declared at the age of ninety-two, when the Versailles Peace Conference was in session.
During the exciting summer when feeling ran high over Harding s nomination as Presi- 168 CHURCH STREET dent, Grandma Grey knew none of the doubts that assailed less sanguine souls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When mother calls for her cap and a becoming dressing sack, instead of living on beef tea and the Gospel of John, then I know that she is coming around, " her daugh ter was heard to remark after one of Grandma Grey s brief illnesses. And she was ill, in deed, if she confined herself to the Gospel of John, for no Washington politician follows the daily papers with greater eagerness than did this frail old lady of ninety-four; her interest in life and current events was as keen as it was at thir...ty and there was not a move made in European capitals about Tur key but that she knew it and had formed her judgment on it that very day.
"During the War I wanted to live to see who won and now I want to live to see how the peace comes out, " she declared at the age of ninety-two, when the Versailles Peace Conference was in session.
During the exciting summer when feeling ran high over Harding s nomination as Presi- 168 CHURCH STREET dent, Grandma Grey knew none of the doubts that assailed less sanguine souls.
What to read after Church Street Stories of American Village Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Carter Cochran to read onlineMoreLess
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