Mary Ware's Promised Land
Mary Ware's Promised Land
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Besides the twofamilies, Miss Allison and Alex Shelby were the only guests; Alex, because of the part he had played in restoring Jack to health, and MissAllison, because no occasion in the Valley seemed quite complete withouther. She had been too closely bound up with all the good times ofBetty's little girl days and her happy maidenhood, not to be present atthis time.
Betty had said, "I want my last evening at The Locusts to be just likethe first one that I ever spent here, in one way. Then Ll...oyd sang andplayed on her harp. I've missed it so much since she took it over toOaklea. I'd love to have the memory of her music one of the last that Icarry away with me. " So that night, when she stepped out on the porch all dressed for herbridal, she found the harp standing in one corner, gleaming in themoonlight like burnished gold. Fair and tall, it impressed her as it haddone when it first struck her childish fancy, that its strings had justbeen swept by some one of the Shining Ones beyond, who were a part ofthe Pilgrim's dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the twofamilies, Miss Allison and Alex Shelby were the only guests; Alex, because of the part he had played in restoring Jack to health, and MissAllison, because no occasion in the Valley seemed quite complete withouther. She had been too closely bound up with all the good times ofBetty's little girl days and her happy maidenhood, not to be present atthis time.
Betty had said, "I want my last evening at The Locusts to be just likethe first one that I ever spent here, in one way. Then Ll...oyd sang andplayed on her harp. I've missed it so much since she took it over toOaklea. I'd love to have the memory of her music one of the last that Icarry away with me. " So that night, when she stepped out on the porch all dressed for herbridal, she found the harp standing in one corner, gleaming in themoonlight like burnished gold. Fair and tall, it impressed her as it haddone when it first struck her childish fancy, that its strings had justbeen swept by some one of the Shining Ones beyond, who were a part ofthe Pilgrim's dream.
What to read after Mary Ware's Promised Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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