Our House And London Out of Our Windows
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A late milkman or a faithless butcher would bring her to the verge of collapse. She would jump at the over- boiling of the kettle. Her hand went to her heart on the slightest provocation, and stayed there with a persistency that made me suspect her of seeking her dissipation in disaster. On the morning after our fire, though she had been at home in her own bed through all the danger of it, she was in such a flutter that I should have had to revive her with salts had not a dozen firemen, policem...en, and salvage men been waiting for her to refresh them with tea. It was only when one of the firemen took the kettle from her helpless hand, saying he was a family man himself, and when I stood sternly over her that, like an elderly Char- lotte, she fell to cutting bread and butter, 126 Our Charwomen and regained the calm and dignity becoming to her. But I never saw her so agitated as the day she met a rat in the cellar. I had sup- posed it was only in comic papers and old- fashioned novels that a rat or a mouse could drive a sensible woman into hysterics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A late milkman or a faithless butcher would bring her to the verge of collapse. She would jump at the over- boiling of the kettle. Her hand went to her heart on the slightest provocation, and stayed there with a persistency that made me suspect her of seeking her dissipation in disaster. On the morning after our fire, though she had been at home in her own bed through all the danger of it, she was in such a flutter that I should have had to revive her with salts had not a dozen firemen, policem...en, and salvage men been waiting for her to refresh them with tea. It was only when one of the firemen took the kettle from her helpless hand, saying he was a family man himself, and when I stood sternly over her that, like an elderly Char- lotte, she fell to cutting bread and butter, 126 Our Charwomen and regained the calm and dignity becoming to her. But I never saw her so agitated as the day she met a rat in the cellar. I had sup- posed it was only in comic papers and old- fashioned novels that a rat or a mouse could drive a sensible woman into hysterics.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennell Elizabeth Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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