Sunshine Beggars
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" Allays pushin' and climbin' to git somewhar they ain't wanted, never satisfied with what they is got, and so turrible skeered that the ones higher up will find out whar they comes from. Lord, Lord, " she said fervently, and unwittingly mopped her damp brow on a handful of greenbacks, " I wouldn't swap old John Giddin's and our wee green an' white nest of a home for all of this glitterin' pile of new 1 Towers ' an' l Castles ' heaped up high as the moon. " The two girls, hearing Ma coming, ran... out to the door. She waved them back, panting. " There, there, don't climb up. I'm comin' as fast as I can.
" KIND MRS. HOPKINS " 217 My head is that hot you could fry an egg in the partin'. " On reaching the cabin, Mrs. Giddings' first words were, " Now, now, Nuncy-yawter, you shirked drinkin' that good milk, and eatin' Ma's doughnuts, like I told you. " " I couldn't make out to swallow, dear Mis' Com- fort, " defended the Italian. "But I'll try now if you want me, " she added, with a smile that was like clear moonlight over the rim of a driving black cloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Allays pushin' and climbin' to git somewhar they ain't wanted, never satisfied with what they is got, and so turrible skeered that the ones higher up will find out whar they comes from. Lord, Lord, " she said fervently, and unwittingly mopped her damp brow on a handful of greenbacks, " I wouldn't swap old John Giddin's and our wee green an' white nest of a home for all of this glitterin' pile of new 1 Towers ' an' l Castles ' heaped up high as the moon. " The two girls, hearing Ma coming, ran... out to the door. She waved them back, panting. " There, there, don't climb up. I'm comin' as fast as I can.
" KIND MRS. HOPKINS " 217 My head is that hot you could fry an egg in the partin'. " On reaching the cabin, Mrs. Giddings' first words were, " Now, now, Nuncy-yawter, you shirked drinkin' that good milk, and eatin' Ma's doughnuts, like I told you. " " I couldn't make out to swallow, dear Mis' Com- fort, " defended the Italian. "But I'll try now if you want me, " she added, with a smile that was like clear moonlight over the rim of a driving black cloud.
What to read after Sunshine Beggars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Mccall to read onlineMoreLess
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