Ladies-in-Waiting
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"I don't sleep much; I just lie an' think ... Amanda, ... Now, they'reall away, ... If I get over this spell, ... An' take a year tostraighten up an' get hold o' things like other folks, ... Do youthink ... You'd risk ... Marryin' me?" There was a moment's dead silence; then Amanda said, turning pale:"Are you in your right mind, Caleb Kimball?" "I am, but I don't wonder at your askin', " said the man humbly. "I'vekind o' fancied you for years; but you've always been way down thereacross the fie...lds, out o' reach!" "I'm too amazed to think it out, " faltered Amanda.
"Don't you think it out, for God's sake, or you'll never do it!" Hecaught at her hand as if it had been a life-line--her kind, smoothhand, the helpful hand with the bit of white cambric bound round afinger burned in his service.
"It was the kitchen that put the courage into me, " he went onfeverishly. "I laid here an' thought: 'If she can make a house look sodifferent in a week, what could she do with a man?'" "I ain't afraid but I could, " stammered Amanda; "if the man wouldhelp--not hinder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't sleep much; I just lie an' think ... Amanda, ... Now, they'reall away, ... If I get over this spell, ... An' take a year tostraighten up an' get hold o' things like other folks, ... Do youthink ... You'd risk ... Marryin' me?" There was a moment's dead silence; then Amanda said, turning pale:"Are you in your right mind, Caleb Kimball?" "I am, but I don't wonder at your askin', " said the man humbly. "I'vekind o' fancied you for years; but you've always been way down thereacross the fie...lds, out o' reach!" "I'm too amazed to think it out, " faltered Amanda.
"Don't you think it out, for God's sake, or you'll never do it!" Hecaught at her hand as if it had been a life-line--her kind, smoothhand, the helpful hand with the bit of white cambric bound round afinger burned in his service.
"It was the kitchen that put the courage into me, " he went onfeverishly. "I laid here an' thought: 'If she can make a house look sodifferent in a week, what could she do with a man?'" "I ain't afraid but I could, " stammered Amanda; "if the man wouldhelp--not hinder.
What to read after Ladies-in-Waiting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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