Diana
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"I admire to get my idees straight. What is it he don'tpretend to be?" "I don't think he pretends to be anything, " said Diana.
"Only to have his own way wherever he goes, " added Diana's mother.
"I'd be content to let him have his own way, " said Mrs. Carpenter. "It's pretty sure to be a good way; that's what _I_ think. I wisht hehad it, for my part. " "And yet he isn't eloquent?" said Mrs. Boddington.
"Well, " said Miss Babbage with some difficulty, "he just says what hehas got to say, and ta...kes the handiest words he can find; but I'veheard men that eloquent that they'd keep you wonderin' at 'em from thebeginning of their sermon to the end; and you'd got to be smart to knowwhat they were sayin'. A child can tell what Mr. Masters means. " "So kin I, " said Miss Barry. "I'm thankful I kin. And I don't want aman more eloquent than he is, for my preachin'. " "It ain't movin' preachin', " said Mrs. Flandin.
"It moves the folks, " said Mrs. Carpenter. "I don't know what you'dhev', Mis' Flandin; there's Liz Delamater, and Florry Mason, jined thechurch lately; and old Lupton; and my Jim, " she added with softenedvoice; "and there's several more serious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I admire to get my idees straight. What is it he don'tpretend to be?" "I don't think he pretends to be anything, " said Diana.
"Only to have his own way wherever he goes, " added Diana's mother.
"I'd be content to let him have his own way, " said Mrs. Carpenter. "It's pretty sure to be a good way; that's what _I_ think. I wisht hehad it, for my part. " "And yet he isn't eloquent?" said Mrs. Boddington.
"Well, " said Miss Babbage with some difficulty, "he just says what hehas got to say, and ta...kes the handiest words he can find; but I'veheard men that eloquent that they'd keep you wonderin' at 'em from thebeginning of their sermon to the end; and you'd got to be smart to knowwhat they were sayin'. A child can tell what Mr. Masters means. " "So kin I, " said Miss Barry. "I'm thankful I kin. And I don't want aman more eloquent than he is, for my preachin'. " "It ain't movin' preachin', " said Mrs. Flandin.
"It moves the folks, " said Mrs. Carpenter. "I don't know what you'dhev', Mis' Flandin; there's Liz Delamater, and Florry Mason, jined thechurch lately; and old Lupton; and my Jim, " she added with softenedvoice; "and there's several more serious.
What to read after Diana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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