Just Folks
Just Folks
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It was a "gran', imprissive fun'ral" that little Patsy had. And when the Caseys were at home again and the neighbors came crowding in to hear about it, the wash-tub, still half full of dye, was standing in the corner on the kitchen floor.
"If anny o' you, " said Mary, indicating the tub, "'d like t' use some o' that, yer welcome. Patsy had a fine fun'ral lint 'im, an' I'm sure he'd be glad, in 'is turn, t' lind some o' his mournin'. " Which was how a considerable part of Henry Street may be sai...d to have gone with the Caseys into mourning for Patsy.
"Of course, " said Beth to Ferris, telling him about the myriad "mourners, " "their motive was economic, not emotional ; but perhaps it's not unlike some other mourning garb on that account. " JUST FOLKS 221 Thus Patsy came and went. The span be- tween whence we come and whither we go is brief at best. And Patsy managed to bring with him a good deal of the tender glory of the place whence he came, and to take with him a great deal of new hope of the place whither he was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a "gran', imprissive fun'ral" that little Patsy had. And when the Caseys were at home again and the neighbors came crowding in to hear about it, the wash-tub, still half full of dye, was standing in the corner on the kitchen floor.
"If anny o' you, " said Mary, indicating the tub, "'d like t' use some o' that, yer welcome. Patsy had a fine fun'ral lint 'im, an' I'm sure he'd be glad, in 'is turn, t' lind some o' his mournin'. " Which was how a considerable part of Henry Street may be sai...d to have gone with the Caseys into mourning for Patsy.
"Of course, " said Beth to Ferris, telling him about the myriad "mourners, " "their motive was economic, not emotional ; but perhaps it's not unlike some other mourning garb on that account. " JUST FOLKS 221 Thus Patsy came and went. The span be- tween whence we come and whither we go is brief at best. And Patsy managed to bring with him a good deal of the tender glory of the place whence he came, and to take with him a great deal of new hope of the place whither he was gone.
What to read after Just Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara E Clara Elizabeth Laughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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