Patchwork
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Perhaps I'm tooyoung to always think right, but I don't want you to be hurt. I'll comehome often. " "Ach, yes well, " the woman was touched by the girl's tenderness, but wasstill unconvinced. "Not much use my saying more, I guess. You and yourpop will do what you like. You're a Metz, too, and hard to change whenyou make up your mind once. " That night when Phœbe went to bed in her old-fashioned walnut bed shelay awake for hours, dreaming of the future. If Aunt Maria had known thevisions that fl...itted before the girl that night she would have quaked inapprehension, for Phœbe finally drifted into slumber on clouds of glory, forecasts of the wonderful time when, as a prima donna in trailing, shimmering gown, she would have the world at her feet while she sang, sang, sang!
CHAPTER XII THE PREACHER'S WOOING THERE belonged to the Metz farm an old stone quarry which Phœbe learnedto love in early childhood and which, as she grew older, she adopted asher refuge and dreaming-place.
Almost directly opposite the green gate at the country road was a narrowlane which led to the quarry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps I'm tooyoung to always think right, but I don't want you to be hurt. I'll comehome often. " "Ach, yes well, " the woman was touched by the girl's tenderness, but wasstill unconvinced. "Not much use my saying more, I guess. You and yourpop will do what you like. You're a Metz, too, and hard to change whenyou make up your mind once. " That night when Phœbe went to bed in her old-fashioned walnut bed shelay awake for hours, dreaming of the future. If Aunt Maria had known thevisions that fl...itted before the girl that night she would have quaked inapprehension, for Phœbe finally drifted into slumber on clouds of glory, forecasts of the wonderful time when, as a prima donna in trailing, shimmering gown, she would have the world at her feet while she sang, sang, sang!
CHAPTER XII THE PREACHER'S WOOING THERE belonged to the Metz farm an old stone quarry which Phœbe learnedto love in early childhood and which, as she grew older, she adopted asher refuge and dreaming-place.
Almost directly opposite the green gate at the country road was a narrowlane which led to the quarry.
What to read after Patchwork?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myers Anna Balmer to read onlineMoreLess
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