Red Letter Days in Applethorpe
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' " Work for me ? " said Mrs. Deccomb, smiling, 60 BIRTHDAY.
as she glanced at the slight figure, trembling now from cold and excitement. " Come and warm yourself, and we will talk about it. " The little girl sat down on a cricket before the bright wood fire, and its glow seemed to enter into her heart, for not only did her blue cheeks turn red, but a new light danced in her sorrowful eyes.
" What is your name, my dear ? " said Mrs. Dec- comb kindly.
" Cathay Horn, ma'am, and I 'm not a beggar....
" No indeed, but you wish to work and get money for yourself, is that it? Have you no father nor mother ? ' " yes, ma'am, but father has been sick ; or, he has n't been very sick, but the cow has, and the cow died, and father was n't very well, not well enough to work and get another. " " Yes, I think I have heard of you. You have moved lately to the mills, have n't you ? ' u Yes, ma'am ; but father was took sick, and he could not work. It 's his hand that is sick, and he can't work no more '11 if he was sick all over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " Work for me ? " said Mrs. Deccomb, smiling, 60 BIRTHDAY.
as she glanced at the slight figure, trembling now from cold and excitement. " Come and warm yourself, and we will talk about it. " The little girl sat down on a cricket before the bright wood fire, and its glow seemed to enter into her heart, for not only did her blue cheeks turn red, but a new light danced in her sorrowful eyes.
" What is your name, my dear ? " said Mrs. Dec- comb kindly.
" Cathay Horn, ma'am, and I 'm not a beggar....
" No indeed, but you wish to work and get money for yourself, is that it? Have you no father nor mother ? ' " yes, ma'am, but father has been sick ; or, he has n't been very sick, but the cow has, and the cow died, and father was n't very well, not well enough to work and get another. " " Yes, I think I have heard of you. You have moved lately to the mills, have n't you ? ' u Yes, ma'am ; but father was took sick, and he could not work. It 's his hand that is sick, and he can't work no more '11 if he was sick all over.
What to read after Red Letter Days in Applethorpe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Gail to read onlineMoreLess
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