Granny's Wonderful Chair
Granny's Wonderful Chair
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Both werestrong, active, and of good courage. On winter's night or summer'smorning they would steer out to sea far beyond the boats of theirneighbours, and never came home without some fish to cook and some tospare. Their mothers were proud of them, each in her own way--for thesaying held good, "Like mother, like son". Dame Civil thought the wholeworld didn't hold a better than her son; and her boy was the onlycreature at whom Dame Sour didn't scold and frown.
The village was divided in opinion... about the young fishermen. Somethought Civil the better; some said, without Sour he would catchnothing. So things went on, till one day about the fall of winter, whenmists were gathering darkly on sea and sky, and the air was chill andfrosty, all the boat-men of the hamlet went out to fish, and so did Sourand Civil.
That day they had not their usual luck. Cast their nets where theywould, not a single fish came in. Their neighbours caught boatfuls, andwent home, Sour said, laughing at them. But when the sea was growingcrimson with the sunset, their nets were empty, and they were tired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both werestrong, active, and of good courage. On winter's night or summer'smorning they would steer out to sea far beyond the boats of theirneighbours, and never came home without some fish to cook and some tospare. Their mothers were proud of them, each in her own way--for thesaying held good, "Like mother, like son". Dame Civil thought the wholeworld didn't hold a better than her son; and her boy was the onlycreature at whom Dame Sour didn't scold and frown.
The village was divided in opinion... about the young fishermen. Somethought Civil the better; some said, without Sour he would catchnothing. So things went on, till one day about the fall of winter, whenmists were gathering darkly on sea and sky, and the air was chill andfrosty, all the boat-men of the hamlet went out to fish, and so did Sourand Civil.
That day they had not their usual luck. Cast their nets where theywould, not a single fish came in. Their neighbours caught boatfuls, andwent home, Sour said, laughing at them. But when the sea was growingcrimson with the sunset, their nets were empty, and they were tired.
What to read after Granny's Wonderful Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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