Memoirs of Elleanor Eldridge
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She stepped in at the door, as usual, and asked for bread. But the bak- 77 er's boy, instead of supplying her, ran back into the entry, with an appearance of great a- larm; and having stood gazing at her a mo- ment, with his arms extended in a horizontal line, and mouth and eyes laid open to their full extent, with the most querulous and mis- giving tones, he called out: " isthat you, El- len? — Why, I thought you was — dead!" "No; 1 am not dead;" replied Elleanor, il but I am hungry. Give me s...ome bread, quick!" — and, supposing the boy was trying to hoax her, she stepped forward as she spoke.
The boy still retreated, and still holding out his hands, as if to ward off danger, he cried out: "Don't come any nearer! — don't Ellen, if you be Elien — cause — cause — I don't like dead folks!" It was some time before Elleanor could as- sure the poor little fellow of her real, bona fide bodily presence, so strongly was he im- pressed with the belief that she was actually "departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stepped in at the door, as usual, and asked for bread. But the bak- 77 er's boy, instead of supplying her, ran back into the entry, with an appearance of great a- larm; and having stood gazing at her a mo- ment, with his arms extended in a horizontal line, and mouth and eyes laid open to their full extent, with the most querulous and mis- giving tones, he called out: " isthat you, El- len? — Why, I thought you was — dead!" "No; 1 am not dead;" replied Elleanor, il but I am hungry. Give me s...ome bread, quick!" — and, supposing the boy was trying to hoax her, she stepped forward as she spoke.
The boy still retreated, and still holding out his hands, as if to ward off danger, he cried out: "Don't come any nearer! — don't Ellen, if you be Elien — cause — cause — I don't like dead folks!" It was some time before Elleanor could as- sure the poor little fellow of her real, bona fide bodily presence, so strongly was he im- pressed with the belief that she was actually "departed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elleanor Eldridge to read onlineMoreLess
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