Eve's Diary, Part 2
Eve's Diary, Part 2
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He came running, and stopped and gazed, and said not a word for manyminutes. Then he asked what it was. Ah, it was too bad that he shouldask such a direct question. I had to answer it, of course, and I did. I said it was fire. If it annoyed him that I should know and he mustask; that was not my fault; I had no desire to annoy him. After a pausehe asked: "How did it come?" Another direct question, and it also had to have a direct answer.
"I made it. " The fire was traveling farther and farther o...ff. He went to the edge ofthe burned place and stood looking down, and said: "What are these?" "Fire-coals. " He picked up one to examine it, but changed his mind and put it downagain. Then he went away. NOTHING interests him.
But I was interested. There were ashes, gray and soft and delicate andpretty--I knew what they were at once. And the embers; I knew theembers, too. I found my apples, and raked them out, and was glad; for Iam very young and my appetite is active. But I was disappointed; theywere all burst open and spoiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He came running, and stopped and gazed, and said not a word for manyminutes. Then he asked what it was. Ah, it was too bad that he shouldask such a direct question. I had to answer it, of course, and I did. I said it was fire. If it annoyed him that I should know and he mustask; that was not my fault; I had no desire to annoy him. After a pausehe asked: "How did it come?" Another direct question, and it also had to have a direct answer.
"I made it. " The fire was traveling farther and farther o...ff. He went to the edge ofthe burned place and stood looking down, and said: "What are these?" "Fire-coals. " He picked up one to examine it, but changed his mind and put it downagain. Then he went away. NOTHING interests him.
But I was interested. There were ashes, gray and soft and delicate andpretty--I knew what they were at once. And the embers; I knew theembers, too. I found my apples, and raked them out, and was glad; for Iam very young and my appetite is active. But I was disappointed; theywere all burst open and spoiled.
What to read after Eve's Diary, Part 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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