Samantha At the St. Louis Exposition
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And he alwayssaid when he got married I wuz to live with him, that nachully sot uphis Ma's back, and I santered off one day, never tole her I wuz goin', but jest lifted up my train, I wore long pink and blue satin dressesthen, and I jest santered out the house over to Californy and Asia andso on to Chicago, and then hired out to Miss Dotie's ma. And here I is!"sez she firmly, and took up the empty tray and departed.
She wuz a good singer, her voice full of the sweetness and heartsearchin' patho...s of her race. And her wild flights of imagination neverhurt anyone but herself.
Well, after supper, which they called dinner, I felt considerablebetter. Josiah stayed down in the parlor talkin' to Grandpa Huff andBilly, and Molly come up in my room agin and sot with me, whilsttwilight let down her soft gray mantilly round us and pinned it to theearth with silver stars (metafor).
I always take it as a great compliment when folks confide the deepestsecrets of their heart to me. And Id'no why it is, but they most alwaysdo; I mean them that I take to nachully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he alwayssaid when he got married I wuz to live with him, that nachully sot uphis Ma's back, and I santered off one day, never tole her I wuz goin', but jest lifted up my train, I wore long pink and blue satin dressesthen, and I jest santered out the house over to Californy and Asia andso on to Chicago, and then hired out to Miss Dotie's ma. And here I is!"sez she firmly, and took up the empty tray and departed.
She wuz a good singer, her voice full of the sweetness and heartsearchin' patho...s of her race. And her wild flights of imagination neverhurt anyone but herself.
Well, after supper, which they called dinner, I felt considerablebetter. Josiah stayed down in the parlor talkin' to Grandpa Huff andBilly, and Molly come up in my room agin and sot with me, whilsttwilight let down her soft gray mantilly round us and pinned it to theearth with silver stars (metafor).
I always take it as a great compliment when folks confide the deepestsecrets of their heart to me. And Id'no why it is, but they most alwaysdo; I mean them that I take to nachully.
What to read after Samantha At the St. Louis Exposition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holley, Marietta, 1836-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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