Gypsy Breynton
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I struck my spine on everystep. " "Oh, Peace!" said Gypsy, half under her breath.
"I was sick for a little while; then I got better. I thought it was allover. Then one day I found a little curve between my shoulders, andso, --well, it came so slowly I hardly knew it, till at last I was in bedwith the pain. We had come here because it was hard times, and aunt had tosupport me, --and then there were the doctor's bills. " "Doesn't he say you can _ever_ get well? never sit up a little while?" "Oh, ...no. " Gypsy gasped a little, as if she were suffocating.
"And your aunt, --is she kind to you?" "Oh, yes. " A certain flitting expression, that the face of Peace caught with thewords, Gypsy could not help seeing.
"But I mean, real kind. Does she love you?" The girl's cheek flushed to a pale, quick crimson, then faded slowly.
"She is very good to me. I am a great trouble. You know I am not her own. It is very hard for her that I can't support myself. " Gypsy said something just then, in her innermost thought of thoughts, about Aunt Jane, that Aunt Jane would not have cared to hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I struck my spine on everystep. " "Oh, Peace!" said Gypsy, half under her breath.
"I was sick for a little while; then I got better. I thought it was allover. Then one day I found a little curve between my shoulders, andso, --well, it came so slowly I hardly knew it, till at last I was in bedwith the pain. We had come here because it was hard times, and aunt had tosupport me, --and then there were the doctor's bills. " "Doesn't he say you can _ever_ get well? never sit up a little while?" "Oh, ...no. " Gypsy gasped a little, as if she were suffocating.
"And your aunt, --is she kind to you?" "Oh, yes. " A certain flitting expression, that the face of Peace caught with thewords, Gypsy could not help seeing.
"But I mean, real kind. Does she love you?" The girl's cheek flushed to a pale, quick crimson, then faded slowly.
"She is very good to me. I am a great trouble. You know I am not her own. It is very hard for her that I can't support myself. " Gypsy said something just then, in her innermost thought of thoughts, about Aunt Jane, that Aunt Jane would not have cared to hear.
What to read after Gypsy Breynton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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