Julia Ward Howe, 1819-1910
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Old Elsteth, whom I remember these many years, died a few weeks ago. One of the pauper women who has been there a long time told me that Elsteth cried out that she was going to Heaven, and that she gave her, as a last gift, a red handkerchief. Mrs. Anna Brown, whom I saw last year, died recently. Her relatives are people in good posi- tion and ought to have provided for her in her declining years.
They came, in force, to her funeral and had a very nice coffin for her. Took her body away for bur...ial. Such meanness needs no comment.
'Jacob was glad to see me. Asked after Maud and doubted whether she was as handsome as I was when he first saw me (thirty or more years ago). His wife said to me in those days : "Jacob thinks thee's the only good-looking woman in these parts." She was herself a handsome woman and a very sweet one. I wish I had known I was so good-looking.' Of the writing of letters there was no end. Correspond- ence was rather a burden than a delight to her; yet, when all the 'duty letters' were written, she loved to take a fresh sheet and frolic with some one of her absent children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Elsteth, whom I remember these many years, died a few weeks ago. One of the pauper women who has been there a long time told me that Elsteth cried out that she was going to Heaven, and that she gave her, as a last gift, a red handkerchief. Mrs. Anna Brown, whom I saw last year, died recently. Her relatives are people in good posi- tion and ought to have provided for her in her declining years.
They came, in force, to her funeral and had a very nice coffin for her. Took her body away for bur...ial. Such meanness needs no comment.
'Jacob was glad to see me. Asked after Maud and doubted whether she was as handsome as I was when he first saw me (thirty or more years ago). His wife said to me in those days : "Jacob thinks thee's the only good-looking woman in these parts." She was herself a handsome woman and a very sweet one. I wish I had known I was so good-looking.' Of the writing of letters there was no end. Correspond- ence was rather a burden than a delight to her; yet, when all the 'duty letters' were written, she loved to take a fresh sheet and frolic with some one of her absent children.
What to read after Julia Ward Howe, 1819-1910?
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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