Hetty's Strange History
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"You ain't a bit old; but I wish you'd talk. " Then and there, Hetty resolved that never again should Raby haveoccasion to think thus; and he never did. Before long he had forgottenall about this conversation, and all was as before. This was in May. Oneday, in the following June, as Hetty and the doctor were driving throughSprington, he said suddenly: "Oh, Hetty! I want you to come in with me at one place this morning. There is the most perfectly beautiful creature there I ever saw, --theoldest... daughter of a Methodist minister who has just come here topreach. Poor child! she cannot sit up, or turn herself in bed; but sheis an angel, and has the face of one, if ever a human creature had. Theyare very poor and we must help them all we can. I have great hopesof curing the child, if she can be well fed. It is a serious spinaldisease, but I believe it can be cured. " When Hetty first looked on the face of Rachel Barlow, she said in herheart: "Eben was right. It is the face of an angel;" and when she heardRachel's voice, she added, "and the voice also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You ain't a bit old; but I wish you'd talk. " Then and there, Hetty resolved that never again should Raby haveoccasion to think thus; and he never did. Before long he had forgottenall about this conversation, and all was as before. This was in May. Oneday, in the following June, as Hetty and the doctor were driving throughSprington, he said suddenly: "Oh, Hetty! I want you to come in with me at one place this morning. There is the most perfectly beautiful creature there I ever saw, --theoldest... daughter of a Methodist minister who has just come here topreach. Poor child! she cannot sit up, or turn herself in bed; but sheis an angel, and has the face of one, if ever a human creature had. Theyare very poor and we must help them all we can. I have great hopesof curing the child, if she can be well fed. It is a serious spinaldisease, but I believe it can be cured. " When Hetty first looked on the face of Rachel Barlow, she said in herheart: "Eben was right. It is the face of an angel;" and when she heardRachel's voice, she added, "and the voice also.
What to read after Hetty's Strange History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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