In Cotton Wool
In Cotton Wool
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"By the way, your stepsisters! Any of them off the shelf?" Yes, she said, one of them, Gladys, had married a soldier, and gone to India. Mrs. Reed was rejoiced at this happy- event.
"And your father?" "Father notices nothing. Father has aged. Oh, Lenny, I saw such a difference last Christmas. It went to my heart. " Then he made her speak of her dead mother. In the past he had never shown any curiosity about this lady; but now he craved for the very fullest particulars, and Alma, 303 IN COTTON W...OOL after a little hesitation, told him many things of the parent whom she had greatly loved and greatly missed. She spoke sweetly — her eyes growing moist and dark, with lashes blinking; her voice taking the deep tones to which he liked to listen, breaking as she uttered the last two words of the story.
"Poor mother!" "Yes, and poor Alma! Oh, how I understand what she was to you!" and he nodded his head, until his hat came right forward on his forehead. Then readjusting the hat, he continued mournfully, "Alma, do you remember something that you once said to me — I shall never forget it — about our joint destinies, how they were interwoven?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By the way, your stepsisters! Any of them off the shelf?" Yes, she said, one of them, Gladys, had married a soldier, and gone to India. Mrs. Reed was rejoiced at this happy- event.
"And your father?" "Father notices nothing. Father has aged. Oh, Lenny, I saw such a difference last Christmas. It went to my heart. " Then he made her speak of her dead mother. In the past he had never shown any curiosity about this lady; but now he craved for the very fullest particulars, and Alma, 303 IN COTTON W...OOL after a little hesitation, told him many things of the parent whom she had greatly loved and greatly missed. She spoke sweetly — her eyes growing moist and dark, with lashes blinking; her voice taking the deep tones to which he liked to listen, breaking as she uttered the last two words of the story.
"Poor mother!" "Yes, and poor Alma! Oh, how I understand what she was to you!" and he nodded his head, until his hat came right forward on his forehead. Then readjusting the hat, he continued mournfully, "Alma, do you remember something that you once said to me — I shall never forget it — about our joint destinies, how they were interwoven?
What to read after In Cotton Wool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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