Evelina's Garden
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She's the same asshe was when she was a girl. It's wonderful--wonderful!" Young Evelina shrank a little. "We think she looks natural, " shesaid, hesitatingly.
"She looks jest as she did when she was a girl and used to come intothe meetin'-house. She _is_ jest the same, " the old man repeated, inhis eager, hoarse voice. Then he bent over the coffin, and his lipsmoved again. Young Evelina would have called Mrs. Loomis, for she wasfrightened, had he not been Thomas's father, and had it not been fo...rher vague feeling that there might be some old story to explain thiswhich she had never heard. "Maybe he was in love with poor CousinEvelina, as Thomas is with me, " thought young Evelina, using her ownleaping-pole of love to land straight at the truth. But she nevertold her surmise to any one except Thomas, and that was longafterwards, when the old man was dead. Now she watched him with herblue dilated eyes. But soon he turned away from the coffin and madehis way straight out of the room, without a word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's the same asshe was when she was a girl. It's wonderful--wonderful!" Young Evelina shrank a little. "We think she looks natural, " shesaid, hesitatingly.
"She looks jest as she did when she was a girl and used to come intothe meetin'-house. She _is_ jest the same, " the old man repeated, inhis eager, hoarse voice. Then he bent over the coffin, and his lipsmoved again. Young Evelina would have called Mrs. Loomis, for she wasfrightened, had he not been Thomas's father, and had it not been fo...rher vague feeling that there might be some old story to explain thiswhich she had never heard. "Maybe he was in love with poor CousinEvelina, as Thomas is with me, " thought young Evelina, using her ownleaping-pole of love to land straight at the truth. But she nevertold her surmise to any one except Thomas, and that was longafterwards, when the old man was dead. Now she watched him with herblue dilated eyes. But soon he turned away from the coffin and madehis way straight out of the room, without a word.
What to read after Evelina's Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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