The Coming of Hester
The Coming of Hester
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When it was hot, she wrapped it up in newspapers, and carried it upstairs to Hester's room.
Pulling up the covers from the foot of the bed, she placed the hot brick at Hes- ter's feet.
"If you've taken cold, that will keep you from being chilled. Keeping warm, or hav- ing a good sweat, is the best thing for either a cold or a fever. " She tucked down the bedclothes, and then turned her attention to the girl's head.
"You haven't a speck of fever, " she said, laying her hand on Hester's head. "I ...sup- pose it's just a 'brashy' spell. We must watch our eating to-morrow. That's what has caused the trouble. " "Are you coming to bed now, Aunt Debby?" "Not for a spell yet. I'm going down- THE COMING OF HESTER 141 stairs again. " She went back to the kitchen, and, making herself comfortable in the great wooden rocker, with her feet upon the hearth of the stove, she began to piece together the incidents of the day to see what she could make of them as a whole. She knew it was not natural for a girl Hester's age to speak about repaying her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When it was hot, she wrapped it up in newspapers, and carried it upstairs to Hester's room.
Pulling up the covers from the foot of the bed, she placed the hot brick at Hes- ter's feet.
"If you've taken cold, that will keep you from being chilled. Keeping warm, or hav- ing a good sweat, is the best thing for either a cold or a fever. " She tucked down the bedclothes, and then turned her attention to the girl's head.
"You haven't a speck of fever, " she said, laying her hand on Hester's head. "I ...sup- pose it's just a 'brashy' spell. We must watch our eating to-morrow. That's what has caused the trouble. " "Are you coming to bed now, Aunt Debby?" "Not for a spell yet. I'm going down- THE COMING OF HESTER 141 stairs again. " She went back to the kitchen, and, making herself comfortable in the great wooden rocker, with her feet upon the hearth of the stove, she began to piece together the incidents of the day to see what she could make of them as a whole. She knew it was not natural for a girl Hester's age to speak about repaying her.
What to read after The Coming of Hester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean K Jean Katherine Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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