Rebecca Mary
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I've made a regular visit. But I tell Johnwhen I get away from home, it feels so good I STAY! 'I don't get awayany too often, ' I says, 'and I guess I've earnt the right. ' Well, I mustbe going if I'm ever going to! Good-bye, Miss Plummer--good-bye, RebeccaMary. All is, I hope Mis' Avery's boarder'll find her diamond, don'tyou? But I don't calculate she will. Well, good afternoon. She hadn'tought to have wore the ring, when she knew it was loose in the settinglike that. Some folks are just that... careless! Well--" But Rebecca Mary did not hear the rest of the Caller's leave-taking. Shehad slipped away to Thomas Jefferson out in the sun.
"Oh, come here--come here with me!" she cried, intensely. "Come outbehind the barn where we can talk. I've got to say something to youthat's awful! I've GOT to, you've got to listen, Thomas Jefferson. " It was still and terribly hot in the treeless glare behind the barn, butit was all in the day's work to Thomas Jefferson. Behind the barn was abeautiful place for bugs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've made a regular visit. But I tell Johnwhen I get away from home, it feels so good I STAY! 'I don't get awayany too often, ' I says, 'and I guess I've earnt the right. ' Well, I mustbe going if I'm ever going to! Good-bye, Miss Plummer--good-bye, RebeccaMary. All is, I hope Mis' Avery's boarder'll find her diamond, don'tyou? But I don't calculate she will. Well, good afternoon. She hadn'tought to have wore the ring, when she knew it was loose in the settinglike that. Some folks are just that... careless! Well--" But Rebecca Mary did not hear the rest of the Caller's leave-taking. Shehad slipped away to Thomas Jefferson out in the sun.
"Oh, come here--come here with me!" she cried, intensely. "Come outbehind the barn where we can talk. I've got to say something to youthat's awful! I've GOT to, you've got to listen, Thomas Jefferson. " It was still and terribly hot in the treeless glare behind the barn, butit was all in the day's work to Thomas Jefferson. Behind the barn was abeautiful place for bugs.
What to read after Rebecca Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donnell Annie Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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