Tales of the Home Folks in Peace And War
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Aunt ,SaUy heard his footstep on the door-sill, and, weak as she was, sat up in 204 A BOLD DESERTER bed and held out her axms to him. Her dreams had come true, but they had come true too late. When little Billy removed the support o£ his ■ arms, in order to look at his dear mammy's face, she was dead. The joy of meeting her son again was too much for the faithful and tender heart.
All that could be done by hind hearts and willing hands was done by Miss Mary and the neighbors. Little Billy shed ...no tears. The shock had benumbed all his faculties. He went about in a dazed condition. But when, the day after the funeral, he went to tell Miss Mary good-by, the ineffable pity that shone in her face touched the source of his grief, and he fell to weeping as he had never wept before. He would have kissed her hand, but she drew it away, and, as he straightened himself, tiptoed and kissed him on the fore- head. With that she, too, fell to weeping, and thus they parted. But for many a long day little Billy felt the pressure of soft and rosy lips on his forehead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt ,SaUy heard his footstep on the door-sill, and, weak as she was, sat up in 204 A BOLD DESERTER bed and held out her axms to him. Her dreams had come true, but they had come true too late. When little Billy removed the support o£ his ■ arms, in order to look at his dear mammy's face, she was dead. The joy of meeting her son again was too much for the faithful and tender heart.
All that could be done by hind hearts and willing hands was done by Miss Mary and the neighbors. Little Billy shed ...no tears. The shock had benumbed all his faculties. He went about in a dazed condition. But when, the day after the funeral, he went to tell Miss Mary good-by, the ineffable pity that shone in her face touched the source of his grief, and he fell to weeping as he had never wept before. He would have kissed her hand, but she drew it away, and, as he straightened himself, tiptoed and kissed him on the fore- head. With that she, too, fell to weeping, and thus they parted. But for many a long day little Billy felt the pressure of soft and rosy lips on his forehead.
What to read after Tales of the Home Folks in Peace And War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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