Medoline Selwyns Work 8 2
Medoline Selwyns Work 8 2
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Larkum was mending a child's tornfrock, her eyes as red and swollen as ever. Her face brightened, however, when we went in. Mrs. Blake assured me afterward it would be better thanmedicine to them having one of the quality sit down in their house, Itook the baby from its grandfather, and soon the little one was cooingcontentedly in my arms, getting its fingers and face nicely smeared withthe candies I had brought it. I divided the supply with the two otherlittle ones--the eldest going direct to ...his grandfather, and dividing hisshare with him. I noticed that the gift was thankfully received, butplaced securely in his pocket; no doubt to be brought out a little later, and divided with the others. I glanced at the blind man's clothing. Cleanit certainly was; in this respect corresponding with everything I saw inthe house; but oh, so sadly darned, and threadbare. Still, he seemed likea gentleman, and I fancied he shrank painfully within himself as if one'spresence made him ill at ease. I resolved to say very little to him onthis first visit, but later on try to find the key to his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Larkum was mending a child's tornfrock, her eyes as red and swollen as ever. Her face brightened, however, when we went in. Mrs. Blake assured me afterward it would be better thanmedicine to them having one of the quality sit down in their house, Itook the baby from its grandfather, and soon the little one was cooingcontentedly in my arms, getting its fingers and face nicely smeared withthe candies I had brought it. I divided the supply with the two otherlittle ones--the eldest going direct to ...his grandfather, and dividing hisshare with him. I noticed that the gift was thankfully received, butplaced securely in his pocket; no doubt to be brought out a little later, and divided with the others. I glanced at the blind man's clothing. Cleanit certainly was; in this respect corresponding with everything I saw inthe house; but oh, so sadly darned, and threadbare. Still, he seemed likea gentleman, and I fancied he shrank painfully within himself as if one'spresence made him ill at ease. I resolved to say very little to him onthis first visit, but later on try to find the key to his heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs J J Colter to read onlineMoreLess
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