Dorothy a Tale of Two Lands
Dorothy a Tale of Two Lands
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It certainly was not "dignity" that at the unfortu- nate revelation, sought the shortest cut to the Pro- fessor's back door; for dignity, it is said, is never in a hurry!
An hour later "Mis' Milicent" looked in on a strange scene. Though it was a July day, a heavy fire roared in the kitchen stove. Spices were scattered heedlessly over the table, and a streak of flour orna- mented the cook's forehead, who, unconscious of the unusual, stood beating (pommeling would be better) some luckless batter....
"Why, Aunt Violet, what are you doing?" No response. "Why, I thought I thought, " the "Mis- sus" hesitated for the old servant could at times lay down very emphatic boundary lines, over which even she dared not cross "I thought you were at the 'cele- bration. ' " 101 DOROTHY "'Celebration, ' humph! Go 'long, honey; go 'long! I 'se got to do something to d'stact my mind; clar out !" and she waved her black hand in the direc- tion of the mistress's own room. "And say, Mis' Millicent, Mis' Millicent!" she called, for the mistress had already disappeared (knowing it to be the part of wisdom to await an explanation till the "storm" had blown over), "you tell Marsa Professah I doan' want him to talk to me any mo' about this kind of quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It certainly was not "dignity" that at the unfortu- nate revelation, sought the shortest cut to the Pro- fessor's back door; for dignity, it is said, is never in a hurry!
An hour later "Mis' Milicent" looked in on a strange scene. Though it was a July day, a heavy fire roared in the kitchen stove. Spices were scattered heedlessly over the table, and a streak of flour orna- mented the cook's forehead, who, unconscious of the unusual, stood beating (pommeling would be better) some luckless batter....
"Why, Aunt Violet, what are you doing?" No response. "Why, I thought I thought, " the "Mis- sus" hesitated for the old servant could at times lay down very emphatic boundary lines, over which even she dared not cross "I thought you were at the 'cele- bration. ' " 101 DOROTHY "'Celebration, ' humph! Go 'long, honey; go 'long! I 'se got to do something to d'stact my mind; clar out !" and she waved her black hand in the direc- tion of the mistress's own room. "And say, Mis' Millicent, Mis' Millicent!" she called, for the mistress had already disappeared (knowing it to be the part of wisdom to await an explanation till the "storm" had blown over), "you tell Marsa Professah I doan' want him to talk to me any mo' about this kind of quality.
What to read after Dorothy a Tale of Two Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Elizabeth Sisson to read onlineMoreLess
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