Peter Carradine Or the Martindale Pastoral
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Do you see anything of her though, nowadays ?" For sister Johnson saw that Randy would soon be gone, and there were words yet to be said. " Do you mean Miss Fuller ? Oh, yes. I saw her when I was coming up this way just now. She was walking with a gentleman I never see before. " " She hasn't been up here sence the first man crossed the tioorstep to go to work on the housen. Yes, once she came, and she seemed flurried for a moment when she heerd the goings on. I told her Mr. Carradine expected s...he would take her week here just the same he bid me tell her so he knew I could make her comfortable as anybody in the valley ; I'm repeating his own words about it. But she has- n't taken heed to that; and she won't, mind you. " " You mustn't judge Miss Fuller she isn't like the rest of us, Mrs. Johnson. " " No, that so. I've nothing to say agen Miss Fuller. She's a Christian young womern, I judge, and she behaves herself discreet. She's as civil to Johnson as e'er she was to Mr. Carradine, and I'll say that for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you see anything of her though, nowadays ?" For sister Johnson saw that Randy would soon be gone, and there were words yet to be said. " Do you mean Miss Fuller ? Oh, yes. I saw her when I was coming up this way just now. She was walking with a gentleman I never see before. " " She hasn't been up here sence the first man crossed the tioorstep to go to work on the housen. Yes, once she came, and she seemed flurried for a moment when she heerd the goings on. I told her Mr. Carradine expected s...he would take her week here just the same he bid me tell her so he knew I could make her comfortable as anybody in the valley ; I'm repeating his own words about it. But she has- n't taken heed to that; and she won't, mind you. " " You mustn't judge Miss Fuller she isn't like the rest of us, Mrs. Johnson. " " No, that so. I've nothing to say agen Miss Fuller. She's a Christian young womern, I judge, and she behaves herself discreet. She's as civil to Johnson as e'er she was to Mr. Carradine, and I'll say that for her.
What to read after Peter Carradine Or the Martindale Pastoral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Chesebro to read onlineMoreLess
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