Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
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Mrs. Randall refused to consider anyimprovement in their financial condition as a possibility. Content towork from sunrise to sunset to gain a mere subsistence for herchildren, she lived in their future, not in her own present, as amother is wont to do when her own lot seems hard and cheerless.
XVII GRAY DAYS AND GOLD When Rebecca looked back upon the year or two that followed theSimpsons' Thanksgiving party, she could see only certain milestonesrising in the quiet pathway of the months.
The fi...rst milestone was Christmas Day. It was a fresh, crystal morning, with icicles hanging like dazzling pendants from the trees and a glazeof pale blue on the surface of the snow. The Simpsons' red barn stoodout, a glowing mass of color in the white landscape. Rebecca had beenbusy for weeks before, trying to make a present for each of the sevenpersons at Sunnybrook Farm, a somewhat difficult proceeding on anexpenditure of fifty cents, hoarded by incredible exertion. Success hadbeen achieved, however, and the precious packet had been sent by posttwo days previous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Randall refused to consider anyimprovement in their financial condition as a possibility. Content towork from sunrise to sunset to gain a mere subsistence for herchildren, she lived in their future, not in her own present, as amother is wont to do when her own lot seems hard and cheerless.
XVII GRAY DAYS AND GOLD When Rebecca looked back upon the year or two that followed theSimpsons' Thanksgiving party, she could see only certain milestonesrising in the quiet pathway of the months.
The fi...rst milestone was Christmas Day. It was a fresh, crystal morning, with icicles hanging like dazzling pendants from the trees and a glazeof pale blue on the surface of the snow. The Simpsons' red barn stoodout, a glowing mass of color in the white landscape. Rebecca had beenbusy for weeks before, trying to make a present for each of the sevenpersons at Sunnybrook Farm, a somewhat difficult proceeding on anexpenditure of fifty cents, hoarded by incredible exertion. Success hadbeen achieved, however, and the precious packet had been sent by posttwo days previous.
What to read after Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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