The Awakening of Helena Richie
The Awakening of Helena Richie
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She was alone. The people the terrible, persistently friendly, suffocating people, were gone! She could draw a full breath; she could face her own blazing fact; . . . Frederick was dead.
She was walking back and forth, staring with tin- seeing eyes at the confusion of the room chairs pulled out from their accustomed places; two card-tables with a litter of cards and counters ; the astral-lamp burning low on the rosewood table that was cluttered with old daguerreotypes belonging to the house. Th...e dining-room door was ajar, and as she passed it she had a glimpse of the empty disorder of the room, and could hear her two women moving about, carrying off plates and glasses and talking to each other.
"Well, I like company, " she heard Sarah say. "I wish she d have somebody in every day. " And Maggie s harsh murmur: "You ain t got to cook for em. " Then the clatter of forks and spoons in the pantry.
"Seemed to me like as if she wasn t real glad to see em, " Sarah commented. "My! look at all this here good cake crumbled up on somebody s plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was alone. The people the terrible, persistently friendly, suffocating people, were gone! She could draw a full breath; she could face her own blazing fact; . . . Frederick was dead.
She was walking back and forth, staring with tin- seeing eyes at the confusion of the room chairs pulled out from their accustomed places; two card-tables with a litter of cards and counters ; the astral-lamp burning low on the rosewood table that was cluttered with old daguerreotypes belonging to the house. Th...e dining-room door was ajar, and as she passed it she had a glimpse of the empty disorder of the room, and could hear her two women moving about, carrying off plates and glasses and talking to each other.
"Well, I like company, " she heard Sarah say. "I wish she d have somebody in every day. " And Maggie s harsh murmur: "You ain t got to cook for em. " Then the clatter of forks and spoons in the pantry.
"Seemed to me like as if she wasn t real glad to see em, " Sarah commented. "My! look at all this here good cake crumbled up on somebody s plate.
What to read after The Awakening of Helena Richie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Wade Campbell Mrs Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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