Rowenas Happy Summer
Rowenas Happy Summer
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" 78 ROW EN A' S HAPPY SUMMER No one ever knew what passed between Madam and her nephew on that afternoon when he entered her room alone and broke the news to her of the presence of her grandchild and great-grandchild in the village. But father looked troubled when he came out, and Madam shut herself in her room for days, and would see no one but the maid who waited upon her. She was not sick, she said, and she would not have the doctor. And when she came downstairs again she was as straight as... ever, and carried herself in a proud silence.
She sent Aunt Annie, however, to Mrs. Lagare, and Mrs. Lagare told father after- wards of her message, when he came one night for Rowena when she had stayed to tea at the Green Cottage.
"She thinks me an impostor, " she said gently, "and bade your sister let me know that she was a broken old woman, with few A PEACE COMMISSIONER 79 worldly goods to leave to any one, even if she were so inclined. " Her brown eyes filled.
"I do not need money, " she said, simply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 78 ROW EN A' S HAPPY SUMMER No one ever knew what passed between Madam and her nephew on that afternoon when he entered her room alone and broke the news to her of the presence of her grandchild and great-grandchild in the village. But father looked troubled when he came out, and Madam shut herself in her room for days, and would see no one but the maid who waited upon her. She was not sick, she said, and she would not have the doctor. And when she came downstairs again she was as straight as... ever, and carried herself in a proud silence.
She sent Aunt Annie, however, to Mrs. Lagare, and Mrs. Lagare told father after- wards of her message, when he came one night for Rowena when she had stayed to tea at the Green Cottage.
"She thinks me an impostor, " she said gently, "and bade your sister let me know that she was a broken old woman, with few A PEACE COMMISSIONER 79 worldly goods to leave to any one, even if she were so inclined. " Her brown eyes filled.
"I do not need money, " she said, simply.
What to read after Rowenas Happy Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Myrover Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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