Lovey Mary
Lovey Mary
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She told me she never had nobody make overher like we all did, an' it sorter made her 'shamed. Lawsee! ifkindness is goin' to kill her, I think we'd better fuss at her some. " "'Pears to me like she's got nervous sensations, " said Miss Hazy; "shejumps up in her sleep, an' talks 'bout folks an' things I never hearedtell of. " "That's exactly what ails her, " agreed Mrs. Wiggs: "it's nerves, MissHazy. To my way of thinkin', nerves is worser than tumors an' cancers. Look at old Mrs. Schultz. She'...s got the dropsy so bad you can't tellwhether she's settin' down or standin' up, yet she ain't got a nervein her body, an' has 'most as good a time as other folks. We can't letLovey Mary go on with these here nerves; no tellin' where they'll landher at. If it was jes springtime, I'd give her sulphur an' molassesan' jes a leetle cream of tartar; that, used along with egg-shell tea, is the outbeatenest tonic I ever seen. But I never would run ag'in'the seasons. Seems to me I've heared yallerroot spoke of fer killin'nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She told me she never had nobody make overher like we all did, an' it sorter made her 'shamed. Lawsee! ifkindness is goin' to kill her, I think we'd better fuss at her some. " "'Pears to me like she's got nervous sensations, " said Miss Hazy; "shejumps up in her sleep, an' talks 'bout folks an' things I never hearedtell of. " "That's exactly what ails her, " agreed Mrs. Wiggs: "it's nerves, MissHazy. To my way of thinkin', nerves is worser than tumors an' cancers. Look at old Mrs. Schultz. She'...s got the dropsy so bad you can't tellwhether she's settin' down or standin' up, yet she ain't got a nervein her body, an' has 'most as good a time as other folks. We can't letLovey Mary go on with these here nerves; no tellin' where they'll landher at. If it was jes springtime, I'd give her sulphur an' molassesan' jes a leetle cream of tartar; that, used along with egg-shell tea, is the outbeatenest tonic I ever seen. But I never would run ag'in'the seasons. Seems to me I've heared yallerroot spoke of fer killin'nerves.
What to read after Lovey Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hegan Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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