Eventide
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"Strange scenes will often follow on abrupt surprise. " Annie Evalyn was alone in her apartment. A servant had just left a smallpackage, and she was now occupied with its contents. First was a letterfrom the good parson, full of fatherly advice and admonition; then onefrom Netta, a sheet written full, in a neat, delicate hand, describing avisit to Aunt Patty's cottage, and a score of messages enumerated whichthe old lady had desired transmitted to her "dear hinny, " as she stillcalled Annie.... "Tell her I don't tell fortunes now, for I know she willlike to hear that; because once I remember she said, 'I wouldn't tellfortunes, aunty, for I don't think it is respectable. ' So tell her Iearn a good living by spinning on my little wheel, and try to be happythinking she is so. But, sometimes, when the wind howls through the deepwoods, I can't help feeling lonesome, and think, if Annie were only hereto sing some of her pretty songs, how cheery the old walls would look!And tell her, if she should ever grow tired and heart-sick in the midstof the world's fashions and splendors, the old thatched roof inScraggiewood will joy to shelter her; and the old heart here will warmand love her into life and happiness again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Strange scenes will often follow on abrupt surprise. " Annie Evalyn was alone in her apartment. A servant had just left a smallpackage, and she was now occupied with its contents. First was a letterfrom the good parson, full of fatherly advice and admonition; then onefrom Netta, a sheet written full, in a neat, delicate hand, describing avisit to Aunt Patty's cottage, and a score of messages enumerated whichthe old lady had desired transmitted to her "dear hinny, " as she stillcalled Annie.... "Tell her I don't tell fortunes now, for I know she willlike to hear that; because once I remember she said, 'I wouldn't tellfortunes, aunty, for I don't think it is respectable. ' So tell her Iearn a good living by spinning on my little wheel, and try to be happythinking she is so. But, sometimes, when the wind howls through the deepwoods, I can't help feeling lonesome, and think, if Annie were only hereto sing some of her pretty songs, how cheery the old walls would look!And tell her, if she should ever grow tired and heart-sick in the midstof the world's fashions and splendors, the old thatched roof inScraggiewood will joy to shelter her; and the old heart here will warmand love her into life and happiness again.
What to read after Eventide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Afton Effie to read onlineMoreLess
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