Miss Spitfire (2007)
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—ANNE SULLIVAN TO SOPHIA HOPKINS, MARCH 1887 “Miss Sullivan” Captain Keller booms, “you and Helen will move into the little house next door just as soon as we can get it ready.” I don’t know which of us is more relieved. He seems almost giddy.
He’s thought of most everything already: “We’ll rearrange the furniture, air the place out to change the scent of it, then bring Helen there after a long ride so she won’t know where she is. You’ll have to share the old bedstead, but you’ll have all the co...mforts.” I even agree to let her parents look in on her every day, so long as Helen doesn’t realize they’re there.
So now I sit in my own little bower, waiting for Helen to arrive. They’ve been gone for almost an hour already. I can’t help pacing the large front room. Everything is ready. All our clothes are put away, and Helen’s toys are waiting for her. The fire is built up so the place feels cozy. I even have my own servant, young Percy, to tend the fireplace and bring our meals from the kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—ANNE SULLIVAN TO SOPHIA HOPKINS, MARCH 1887 “Miss Sullivan” Captain Keller booms, “you and Helen will move into the little house next door just as soon as we can get it ready.” I don’t know which of us is more relieved. He seems almost giddy.
He’s thought of most everything already: “We’ll rearrange the furniture, air the place out to change the scent of it, then bring Helen there after a long ride so she won’t know where she is. You’ll have to share the old bedstead, but you’ll have all the co...mforts.” I even agree to let her parents look in on her every day, so long as Helen doesn’t realize they’re there.
So now I sit in my own little bower, waiting for Helen to arrive. They’ve been gone for almost an hour already. I can’t help pacing the large front room. Everything is ready. All our clothes are put away, and Helen’s toys are waiting for her. The fire is built up so the place feels cozy. I even have my own servant, young Percy, to tend the fireplace and bring our meals from the kitchen.
What to read after Miss Spitfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Biller to read onlineMoreLess
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