Nature's Serial Story
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Clifford nodded over his newspaper until hisspectacles clattered to the floor, at which they all laughed, and askedfor the news. His invalid wife lay upon the sofa in dreamy, painlessrepose. To her the time was like a long, quiet nooning by the wayside oflife, with all her loved band around her, and her large, dark eyes restedon one and another in loving, lingering glances--each so different, yeteach so dear! Sensible Leonard was losing no time, but was audiblyresting in a great wooden rocking-...chair at the further end of the hall. Maggie only, the presiding genius of the household, was not wilted by theheat. She flitted in and out occasionally, looking almost girlish in herwhite wrapper. She had the art of keeping house, of banishing dust anddisorder without becoming an embodiment of dishevelled disorder herself. No matter what she was doing, she always appeared trim and neat, and inthe lover-like expression of her husband's eyes, as they often followedher, she had her reward. She was not deceived by the semi-torpidcondition of the household, and knew well what would be expected in aFourth-of-July dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clifford nodded over his newspaper until hisspectacles clattered to the floor, at which they all laughed, and askedfor the news. His invalid wife lay upon the sofa in dreamy, painlessrepose. To her the time was like a long, quiet nooning by the wayside oflife, with all her loved band around her, and her large, dark eyes restedon one and another in loving, lingering glances--each so different, yeteach so dear! Sensible Leonard was losing no time, but was audiblyresting in a great wooden rocking-...chair at the further end of the hall. Maggie only, the presiding genius of the household, was not wilted by theheat. She flitted in and out occasionally, looking almost girlish in herwhite wrapper. She had the art of keeping house, of banishing dust anddisorder without becoming an embodiment of dishevelled disorder herself. No matter what she was doing, she always appeared trim and neat, and inthe lover-like expression of her husband's eyes, as they often followedher, she had her reward. She was not deceived by the semi-torpidcondition of the household, and knew well what would be expected in aFourth-of-July dinner.
What to read after Nature's Serial Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe, Edward Payson, 1838-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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