Mother Carey's Chickens
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Aunt Margaret wasmagnificent in her wrath, and though Julia feared, she admired her. Notto be loved, if that really were to be her lot, rather terrified Julia. She secretly envied Nancy's unconscious gift of drawing people to herinstantly; men, women, children, --dogs and horses, for that matter. Shenever noticed that Nancy's heart ran out to meet everybody, and that shewas overflowing with vitality and joy and sympathy; on the contrary, sheconsidered the tribute of affection paid to Nancy as a... part of Nancy'sluck. Virtuous, conscientious, intelligent, and well-dressed as she feltherself to be, she emphatically did not wish to be disliked, and it wasa complete surprise to her that she had not been a successfulCarey chicken.
"Gladys Ferguson always loved me, " she expostulated after a briefsilence, and there was a quiver in her voice.
"Then either Gladys has a remarkable gift of loving, or else you are adifferent Julia in her company, " remarked Mother Carey, quietly, raisingJulia's astonishment and perturbation to an immeasurable height.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt Margaret wasmagnificent in her wrath, and though Julia feared, she admired her. Notto be loved, if that really were to be her lot, rather terrified Julia. She secretly envied Nancy's unconscious gift of drawing people to herinstantly; men, women, children, --dogs and horses, for that matter. Shenever noticed that Nancy's heart ran out to meet everybody, and that shewas overflowing with vitality and joy and sympathy; on the contrary, sheconsidered the tribute of affection paid to Nancy as a... part of Nancy'sluck. Virtuous, conscientious, intelligent, and well-dressed as she feltherself to be, she emphatically did not wish to be disliked, and it wasa complete surprise to her that she had not been a successfulCarey chicken.
"Gladys Ferguson always loved me, " she expostulated after a briefsilence, and there was a quiver in her voice.
"Then either Gladys has a remarkable gift of loving, or else you are adifferent Julia in her company, " remarked Mother Carey, quietly, raisingJulia's astonishment and perturbation to an immeasurable height.
What to read after Mother Carey's Chickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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