Hereford : a Story
Hereford : a Story
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She had heard that Mrs. Houtman was ill and had come to see if she could be of any assistance. She had been present on many such occasions in her day, and was regarded by some as being very wise and that she even knew a little more than the doctor on some points. As to her knowl- edge of signs she was a perfect Seer. They said that she could predict almost anything, whether it ever came to pass or not, is not our purpose to relate. However, she joined the group and they all debated as to the li...keli- hood of the child being a boy. One said that the last part of the month was in favor of a girl. "I do hope," said Mrs. Tubbs, "that it will get here before Friday, for that is such an unlucky day; the poor thing would have no chance in the world, and if born soon after midnight on Friday they say they are always haunted by ghosts and spirits." "Oh — > — ," responded the company in unison, "I 'clar' wouldn't that be awful," said one. "It cert'n- ly would," sighed another. "Dear me," said the third one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had heard that Mrs. Houtman was ill and had come to see if she could be of any assistance. She had been present on many such occasions in her day, and was regarded by some as being very wise and that she even knew a little more than the doctor on some points. As to her knowl- edge of signs she was a perfect Seer. They said that she could predict almost anything, whether it ever came to pass or not, is not our purpose to relate. However, she joined the group and they all debated as to the li...keli- hood of the child being a boy. One said that the last part of the month was in favor of a girl. "I do hope," said Mrs. Tubbs, "that it will get here before Friday, for that is such an unlucky day; the poor thing would have no chance in the world, and if born soon after midnight on Friday they say they are always haunted by ghosts and spirits." "Oh — > — ," responded the company in unison, "I 'clar' wouldn't that be awful," said one. "It cert'n- ly would," sighed another. "Dear me," said the third one.
What to read after Hereford : a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorham Press. Prt to read onlineMoreLess
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