Saxe Holm's Stories
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But I tell you she has forgotten five years of me. She isto me just as she was when she was fourteen. Do you think I don't know theface and voice and touch of each day of my darling's life? oh, my God! myGod!" and he sank down on the stair again in a silence which was worsethan groans. I left him there and went back to Annie.
"How old Cousin George looks, " she was saying, as I entered the room; "Ididn't remember that he was so old. Why, he looks as old as you do, sweetpapa. But then, " reflect...ively, "after all, he is pretty old. He is fifteenyears older than I am--and I am nineteen: thirty-four! that is old, is itnot papa?" said she, half petulantly. "Why don't you speak, any of you?" "You are getting too tired, my darling, " said her father, "and now I shallcarry you up-stairs. " After Annie was asleep, my Aunt Ann and I sat for hours in the library, going over and over and over, with weary hopelessness, all her words andlooks, and trying to comfort each other. I think each knew the utterdespair of the other's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I tell you she has forgotten five years of me. She isto me just as she was when she was fourteen. Do you think I don't know theface and voice and touch of each day of my darling's life? oh, my God! myGod!" and he sank down on the stair again in a silence which was worsethan groans. I left him there and went back to Annie.
"How old Cousin George looks, " she was saying, as I entered the room; "Ididn't remember that he was so old. Why, he looks as old as you do, sweetpapa. But then, " reflect...ively, "after all, he is pretty old. He is fifteenyears older than I am--and I am nineteen: thirty-four! that is old, is itnot papa?" said she, half petulantly. "Why don't you speak, any of you?" "You are getting too tired, my darling, " said her father, "and now I shallcarry you up-stairs. " After Annie was asleep, my Aunt Ann and I sat for hours in the library, going over and over and over, with weary hopelessness, all her words andlooks, and trying to comfort each other. I think each knew the utterdespair of the other's heart.
What to read after Saxe Holm's Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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