Hildegarde's Neighbors
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I have told you about her, and how sweet she is, and how illshe was, and now how she is going to marry the good doctor whocured her of her lameness. We spent the summer with Cousin WealthyBond, a cousin of my mother's, --the loveliest old lady, livingdown in Maine. That was a very new world, Bell; and oh! I have achild there, a little boy, my Benny. At least, he is CousinWealthy's Benny now, for she is bringing him up as her own, andloves him really as if he were; but I always think of him aspa...rtly mine, because Rose and I found him in the hospital where weused to go to carry flowers. He had been very ill, and we gotCousin Wealthy to let him come to her house to get well. Andthrough, that, somehow, there came to be a little convalescenthome for the children from the hospital, --oh, I must tell you thatstory too, some day, and it is called Joyous Gard. Yes, of courseI named it, and I was there for a month this spring, before youcame, and had the most enchanting time. I took Hugh with me, andthe only trouble was that Benny was madly jealous of him, and gavehim no peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have told you about her, and how sweet she is, and how illshe was, and now how she is going to marry the good doctor whocured her of her lameness. We spent the summer with Cousin WealthyBond, a cousin of my mother's, --the loveliest old lady, livingdown in Maine. That was a very new world, Bell; and oh! I have achild there, a little boy, my Benny. At least, he is CousinWealthy's Benny now, for she is bringing him up as her own, andloves him really as if he were; but I always think of him aspa...rtly mine, because Rose and I found him in the hospital where weused to go to carry flowers. He had been very ill, and we gotCousin Wealthy to let him come to her house to get well. Andthrough, that, somehow, there came to be a little convalescenthome for the children from the hospital, --oh, I must tell you thatstory too, some day, and it is called Joyous Gard. Yes, of courseI named it, and I was there for a month this spring, before youcame, and had the most enchanting time. I took Hugh with me, andthe only trouble was that Benny was madly jealous of him, and gavehim no peace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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