Country Neighbors
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There ain't anybody to send, --nor care. " She walked about in a grim scorn of everything: the world, the way itwas made, and herself for trusting it. When she had made a cup of teaand broken bread, the warmth came back to her chilled heart, andsuddenly her scorn turned against herself.
"I said I'd wait till twelve o'clock to-night, " she owned. "I'm the onethat's petered out. This is the last word I speak till arter twelve. " She fortified herself with stronger tea, and sat grimly down to knit.... The minutes and the half-hours passed. She rose, from time to time, andfed the fire, and once, at eleven, when a cold rain began, she put herface to the pane.
"Dark as pitch!" she muttered. "If anybody's comin', they couldn't seetheir way. " Then she lighted another lamp and set it in the window. It was a quarterbefore twelve when her trembling hands failed her, and she laid down herknitting and walked to the front door. The northeast wind whipped her inthe face, and she could hear the surf at Breakers' Edge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There ain't anybody to send, --nor care. " She walked about in a grim scorn of everything: the world, the way itwas made, and herself for trusting it. When she had made a cup of teaand broken bread, the warmth came back to her chilled heart, andsuddenly her scorn turned against herself.
"I said I'd wait till twelve o'clock to-night, " she owned. "I'm the onethat's petered out. This is the last word I speak till arter twelve. " She fortified herself with stronger tea, and sat grimly down to knit.... The minutes and the half-hours passed. She rose, from time to time, andfed the fire, and once, at eleven, when a cold rain began, she put herface to the pane.
"Dark as pitch!" she muttered. "If anybody's comin', they couldn't seetheir way. " Then she lighted another lamp and set it in the window. It was a quarterbefore twelve when her trembling hands failed her, and she laid down herknitting and walked to the front door. The northeast wind whipped her inthe face, and she could hear the surf at Breakers' Edge.
What to read after Country Neighbors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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