Mam' Lyddy's Recognition
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"I never would know her for the same person. Why, she is so changed!"pursued Mrs. Graeme. "She goes out half the time, and this morning shewas so cross! She says she is as good as I am if she is black. She isgetting like these others up here. " Mr. Graeme flung down the paper he was reading.
"It is these Northern negroes who have upset her, and the fools like theeditor of that paper who have upset them. " Mrs. Graeme looked reflective.
"That preacher has been coming here a good deal lately. I w...onder if thatcould have anything to do with it!" she said, slowly.
Her husband sniffed.
"I will find out. " At that moment the door opened and in walked Mam' Lyddy and a small boyin all the glory of five years, and all the pride of his first pair ofbreeches. The old woman's face wore an expression of glumness whollynew to her, and Mr. Graeme's mouth tightened. His wife had only time towhisper: "Now, don't you say a word to her. " But she was too late. Mam'Lyddy's expression drove him to disobedience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never would know her for the same person. Why, she is so changed!"pursued Mrs. Graeme. "She goes out half the time, and this morning shewas so cross! She says she is as good as I am if she is black. She isgetting like these others up here. " Mr. Graeme flung down the paper he was reading.
"It is these Northern negroes who have upset her, and the fools like theeditor of that paper who have upset them. " Mrs. Graeme looked reflective.
"That preacher has been coming here a good deal lately. I w...onder if thatcould have anything to do with it!" she said, slowly.
Her husband sniffed.
"I will find out. " At that moment the door opened and in walked Mam' Lyddy and a small boyin all the glory of five years, and all the pride of his first pair ofbreeches. The old woman's face wore an expression of glumness whollynew to her, and Mr. Graeme's mouth tightened. His wife had only time towhisper: "Now, don't you say a word to her. " But she was too late. Mam'Lyddy's expression drove him to disobedience.
What to read after Mam' Lyddy's Recognition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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