Partners
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They said they supposed that Amanda Gedge was getting real worried about the old lady, and no wonder, either. They waited a good while, hoping that she would return; but as she didn't, they said it was lucky they were there, for Mrs. Dace came hurrying in to buy a stamp, and there was a good deal of giggling about " being the post- mistress, " for, rather than bother 'Mandy, they went behind the pigeon- holes themselves, and in the most obliging way in the world, opened the stamp-box and receiv...ed Mrs. Dace's two pennies just as well as 'Mandy her- self could have done. Then, laughing, they went off into the twilight, leaving the old post-office in dusky quiet, its door standing hospitably open, 77 PARTNERS It was nine o'clock before Amanda Gedge came back. She closed the door, turned the lamp down low, and dropped into a chair. With her face hidden in her hands, she went all over the last three hours: her mother's bewilderment and terror; the shock to her pride, a pride which seemed, Amanda had thought, watching the old face wither and whiten — to be her life; then the struggle to find an explanation, and at last the rally of courage when Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They said they supposed that Amanda Gedge was getting real worried about the old lady, and no wonder, either. They waited a good while, hoping that she would return; but as she didn't, they said it was lucky they were there, for Mrs. Dace came hurrying in to buy a stamp, and there was a good deal of giggling about " being the post- mistress, " for, rather than bother 'Mandy, they went behind the pigeon- holes themselves, and in the most obliging way in the world, opened the stamp-box and receiv...ed Mrs. Dace's two pennies just as well as 'Mandy her- self could have done. Then, laughing, they went off into the twilight, leaving the old post-office in dusky quiet, its door standing hospitably open, 77 PARTNERS It was nine o'clock before Amanda Gedge came back. She closed the door, turned the lamp down low, and dropped into a chair. With her face hidden in her hands, she went all over the last three hours: her mother's bewilderment and terror; the shock to her pride, a pride which seemed, Amanda had thought, watching the old face wither and whiten — to be her life; then the struggle to find an explanation, and at last the rally of courage when Mrs.
What to read after Partners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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