Meadow Grass
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"O Marthy, do come back!" wailed Mrs. Pendleton after her. You 'ain'thad a mite o' dinner, an' you'll never git out o' that house alive!" "I'd rather by half hitch up myself, " began Cyrus; but his wife turnedupon him, at the word, bundled him into the kitchen, and shut the doorupon him. Then she went back to her post in the doorway, and peeredafter Mrs. Wadleigh's square figure on the dazzling road, with amelancholy determination to stand by her to the last. Only when itoccurred to her that it... was unlucky to watch a departing friend out ofsight, did she shut the door hastily, and go in to reproach Cyrus andprepare his dinner.
Mrs. Wadleigh plodded steadily onward. Her face had lost its robustnessof scorn, and expressed only a cheerful determination. Once or twiceher mouth relaxed, in retrospective enjoyment of the scene behind her, and she gave vent to a scornful ejaculation.
"A man in my house!" she said once, aloud. "I guess we'll see!" She turned into the cross-road, where stood her dear and lonelydwelling, with no neighbors on either side for half a mile, and stoppeda moment to gaze about her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O Marthy, do come back!" wailed Mrs. Pendleton after her. You 'ain'thad a mite o' dinner, an' you'll never git out o' that house alive!" "I'd rather by half hitch up myself, " began Cyrus; but his wife turnedupon him, at the word, bundled him into the kitchen, and shut the doorupon him. Then she went back to her post in the doorway, and peeredafter Mrs. Wadleigh's square figure on the dazzling road, with amelancholy determination to stand by her to the last. Only when itoccurred to her that it... was unlucky to watch a departing friend out ofsight, did she shut the door hastily, and go in to reproach Cyrus andprepare his dinner.
Mrs. Wadleigh plodded steadily onward. Her face had lost its robustnessof scorn, and expressed only a cheerful determination. Once or twiceher mouth relaxed, in retrospective enjoyment of the scene behind her, and she gave vent to a scornful ejaculation.
"A man in my house!" she said once, aloud. "I guess we'll see!" She turned into the cross-road, where stood her dear and lonelydwelling, with no neighbors on either side for half a mile, and stoppeda moment to gaze about her.
What to read after Meadow Grass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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