Love of Brothers
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"I feel as though I had had influenza, " she said. "I suppose it'sbeing in the house so much and not eating or sleeping well. Oh, I mustnot get ill, Lady O'Gara; for I cannot stay here unless my mother comesback... " "I thought you liked us all, Stella, " Lady O'Gara said, rather sadly. "You seemed very happy with us always. " "That was before my mother came, before I knew that she and I belongedto each other and were only a trouble to people. " She harped on old Lizzie's phrase.
"My poor littl...e mother!" she said. "All that time I was living inluxury my mother was working. Her poor hands are the hands of aworking woman. I cannot bear to look at them. " "She was in America, was she not?" Lady O'Gara asked, by way of sayingsomething.
"She never spoke of America. I do not think she was there. She washousekeeper somewhere--to a priest. She said he was such a good oldman, innocent and simple. He had a garden with bee-hives, and a poodledog she was very fond of. She said it had been a refuge to her formany years; and she did not like leaving the good old man, butsomething drew her back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I feel as though I had had influenza, " she said. "I suppose it'sbeing in the house so much and not eating or sleeping well. Oh, I mustnot get ill, Lady O'Gara; for I cannot stay here unless my mother comesback... " "I thought you liked us all, Stella, " Lady O'Gara said, rather sadly. "You seemed very happy with us always. " "That was before my mother came, before I knew that she and I belongedto each other and were only a trouble to people. " She harped on old Lizzie's phrase.
"My poor littl...e mother!" she said. "All that time I was living inluxury my mother was working. Her poor hands are the hands of aworking woman. I cannot bear to look at them. " "She was in America, was she not?" Lady O'Gara asked, by way of sayingsomething.
"She never spoke of America. I do not think she was there. She washousekeeper somewhere--to a priest. She said he was such a good oldman, innocent and simple. He had a garden with bee-hives, and a poodledog she was very fond of. She said it had been a refuge to her formany years; and she did not like leaving the good old man, butsomething drew her back.
What to read after Love of Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tynan Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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