Sherwood Bonner Her Life And Place in the Literature of the South
Sherwood Bonner Her Life And Place in the Literature of the South
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It was she to whom we ran to tell of triumphs and sorrows; she whose sympathy, ash-cakes and turnover pies never failed us. It was she who hung over our sick-beds; who told us stories more beautiful than we read in any books; who sang to us old-fashioned hymns of praise and faith; and who talked to us with childlike sim- plicity of the God whom she loved.
"During the troubled four years that swept like the hot breath of the simoon over our country, she was true to the family. Her love, her cour...age, her faithful work, helped us to bear up under our heavy trials. And when the gentle mother whose life had been set to such sweet music that her spirit broke in the discords of dreadful war, sank out of life, it was in gran'mammy 's arms that she died; and neither husband nor children mourned more tenderly for the beauti- ful life cut short" "How Gran'mammy Broke the News" shows the tact of the faithful old nurse in revealing to "Aunt Sarah" the fact that her soldier son, who was reported to have been killed in battle, is alive and well, in fact has but a few mo- ments before arrived at that house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was she to whom we ran to tell of triumphs and sorrows; she whose sympathy, ash-cakes and turnover pies never failed us. It was she who hung over our sick-beds; who told us stories more beautiful than we read in any books; who sang to us old-fashioned hymns of praise and faith; and who talked to us with childlike sim- plicity of the God whom she loved.
"During the troubled four years that swept like the hot breath of the simoon over our country, she was true to the family. Her love, her cour...age, her faithful work, helped us to bear up under our heavy trials. And when the gentle mother whose life had been set to such sweet music that her spirit broke in the discords of dreadful war, sank out of life, it was in gran'mammy 's arms that she died; and neither husband nor children mourned more tenderly for the beauti- ful life cut short" "How Gran'mammy Broke the News" shows the tact of the faithful old nurse in revealing to "Aunt Sarah" the fact that her soldier son, who was reported to have been killed in battle, is alive and well, in fact has but a few mo- ments before arrived at that house.
What to read after Sherwood Bonner Her Life And Place in the Literature of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Lee Bondurant to read onlineMoreLess
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