Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1917
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Steadily she grew worse. One balmy day, when the mother was too ill to raise her head, the nurse found three tiny, green shoots from the bulb. The mother was very happy. "1 shall live till it blooms, now," she smiled — but the nurse shook her head.
So she clung tightly to the frail stem of life, but each day her grasp grew weaker. Finally, when the birds were first caroling to the Spring, the bud burst into bloom. But the mother's resistance was worn away, and her life could cling no longer. Wh...en the evening shadows fell at last, she spoke slowly. "I have waited and he has not come. Now I shall go to him. The flower was true, for we shall meet — though beyond the seas." With tears in her eyes, the nurse went to the window. There in the garden was the flower, with its regular, velvety petals, standing tall and proud among its stiff green leaves — and the flower was scarlet!
Jane McIlhenny.
Where the little du>x carts ramble The streets of cobblestones, And the chubby Fraus With shoes like scows, Chatter in merriest tones?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Steadily she grew worse. One balmy day, when the mother was too ill to raise her head, the nurse found three tiny, green shoots from the bulb. The mother was very happy. "1 shall live till it blooms, now," she smiled — but the nurse shook her head.
So she clung tightly to the frail stem of life, but each day her grasp grew weaker. Finally, when the birds were first caroling to the Spring, the bud burst into bloom. But the mother's resistance was worn away, and her life could cling no longer. Wh...en the evening shadows fell at last, she spoke slowly. "I have waited and he has not come. Now I shall go to him. The flower was true, for we shall meet — though beyond the seas." With tears in her eyes, the nurse went to the window. There in the garden was the flower, with its regular, velvety petals, standing tall and proud among its stiff green leaves — and the flower was scarlet!
Jane McIlhenny.
Where the little du>x carts ramble The streets of cobblestones, And the chubby Fraus With shoes like scows, Chatter in merriest tones?
What to read after Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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