Sheba
Sheba
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" But wot does a girl wan' ter come inter a class er boys fur?" Amos remonstrated.
THE NEEDLE'S EYE. 47 " She 's too big, anyhow. We don' wan* such old children in de playground" Dannie added. " Me an' my twin wuz eight in May, onlyde twin's daid." Hosie sniffed contemptuously.
" I would n't be a twin, nohow. It 's awful unlucky ter be a twin, Miss Derin\ One er 'em 's sure ter die, an' yer can' nebber tell w'ich * 'twill be. Wot d'yer twin die of, Dannie?" w Teeth," Dannie replied briefly.
" D...at 's bad," Adam said soberly. w It 's wot killed my kiddie, las' summer." Miss Dering understood his accent, for she knew that Adam still mourned for the little bit of humanity which had so constantly filled his tired arms.
" It was too bad, Adam," she said gently, as, for one instant, she laid her slim brown hand across his ragged sleeve ; " but it ought to make you very happy to be able to remember that you were always good to him." Adam sucked in his lower lip, then shut his teeth on it. Finding these measures inade- quate, he brushed his sleeve across his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But wot does a girl wan' ter come inter a class er boys fur?" Amos remonstrated.
THE NEEDLE'S EYE. 47 " She 's too big, anyhow. We don' wan* such old children in de playground" Dannie added. " Me an' my twin wuz eight in May, onlyde twin's daid." Hosie sniffed contemptuously.
" I would n't be a twin, nohow. It 's awful unlucky ter be a twin, Miss Derin\ One er 'em 's sure ter die, an' yer can' nebber tell w'ich * 'twill be. Wot d'yer twin die of, Dannie?" w Teeth," Dannie replied briefly.
" D...at 's bad," Adam said soberly. w It 's wot killed my kiddie, las' summer." Miss Dering understood his accent, for she knew that Adam still mourned for the little bit of humanity which had so constantly filled his tired arms.
" It was too bad, Adam," she said gently, as, for one instant, she laid her slim brown hand across his ragged sleeve ; " but it ought to make you very happy to be able to remember that you were always good to him." Adam sucked in his lower lip, then shut his teeth on it. Finding these measures inade- quate, he brushed his sleeve across his eyes.
What to read after Sheba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Anna Chapin, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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