In Homespun
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So we kept one key, and Jack's uncle, who was the sexton, hehad the other.
'What time was you to meet Jack?' I says.
'He didn't say, ' said she; 'but it used to be half-past six. ' 'You're full early, ' says I.
'Yes, ' she says, 'but I've got to take the butter down to Weller's, and to call in for something first. ' And, of course, I knew that she meant that she had to call in forthat note at the church.
Minute she was out of the way, I runs into the kitchen, and says toour maid-- 'Poor Mrs. Ti...bson's not so well, Polly. I'm going over to see her. Give the men their tea, will you? there's a good girl. ' And she said she would. And in ten minutes I was dressed, and nicelydressed too, for I had on my white frock and the things I had had ata girl's wedding the summer before, and a pair of new gloves I hadgot out of my butter-money.
Then I went off up the hill to the church after Mattie, even thennot making up my mind what I was going to do, but with an idea thatall things somehow might work together for good to me if I only hadthe sense to see how, and turn things that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So we kept one key, and Jack's uncle, who was the sexton, hehad the other.
'What time was you to meet Jack?' I says.
'He didn't say, ' said she; 'but it used to be half-past six. ' 'You're full early, ' says I.
'Yes, ' she says, 'but I've got to take the butter down to Weller's, and to call in for something first. ' And, of course, I knew that she meant that she had to call in forthat note at the church.
Minute she was out of the way, I runs into the kitchen, and says toour maid-- 'Poor Mrs. Ti...bson's not so well, Polly. I'm going over to see her. Give the men their tea, will you? there's a good girl. ' And she said she would. And in ten minutes I was dressed, and nicelydressed too, for I had on my white frock and the things I had had ata girl's wedding the summer before, and a pair of new gloves I hadgot out of my butter-money.
Then I went off up the hill to the church after Mattie, even thennot making up my mind what I was going to do, but with an idea thatall things somehow might work together for good to me if I only hadthe sense to see how, and turn things that way.
What to read after In Homespun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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