The Cottage Fire Side
The Cottage Fire Side
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She is turned of eighty four, has no one to do a hand's turn for her, and yet she maintains herself and a little grandson, whom his unfeelingfather left to the wide world, when he listed; she even sends the child to school, and she aaks nothing.
Grandmother. Nor never will while she can make out one meal a day. She and another old woman have a room between them, in the town, 87 hard by. Mary was a strong robust woman, and is pretty healthy still ; she spins woollen or worsted for any one who em...ploys her; she washes and mends shirts and stockings, for such as have no women of their own to do it ; and she wants no spectacles yet. So, one way or ano- ther, she struggles on. You never saw her dirty, I am sure ; and wherever you see clean- liness, you may expect something else that is good.
Jenny. Mary is as neat an old creature as ever I saw. But I had better set about my washing, and, you may take my word for it, mother, you'll never see me a tea-drinker.
THE LORD'S PRAYER.
Grandmother and Jenny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is turned of eighty four, has no one to do a hand's turn for her, and yet she maintains herself and a little grandson, whom his unfeelingfather left to the wide world, when he listed; she even sends the child to school, and she aaks nothing.
Grandmother. Nor never will while she can make out one meal a day. She and another old woman have a room between them, in the town, 87 hard by. Mary was a strong robust woman, and is pretty healthy still ; she spins woollen or worsted for any one who em...ploys her; she washes and mends shirts and stockings, for such as have no women of their own to do it ; and she wants no spectacles yet. So, one way or ano- ther, she struggles on. You never saw her dirty, I am sure ; and wherever you see clean- liness, you may expect something else that is good.
Jenny. Mary is as neat an old creature as ever I saw. But I had better set about my washing, and, you may take my word for it, mother, you'll never see me a tea-drinker.
THE LORD'S PRAYER.
Grandmother and Jenny.
What to read after The Cottage Fire Side?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Addison Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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