The Dixie Widow
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She had driven through the streets of Richmond early on her way to the hospital, and the thick blanket of snow that had fallen during the night muffled the sounds of travel so much that she seemed to have gone deaf. Instead of the clatter of iron wheels over the rough cobblestones and the clip-clop of horses, there was only a faint sibilance as she guided the buggy along.
Richmond itself on that Sunday morning had a strange mystic quality, due to the robe of pure white that clothed its grimy... buildings and dirty streets. The sight of shops, factories, hotels, and the many buildings hiding their dark war-stained exteriors under a mantle of pure white, like a bride’s mantle, caused Belle to think, How often a beautiful outside covers ugliness and wrong! She had been reading Shakespeare the night before, and the line flashed into her mind: “O what a goodly outside falsehood hath!”
She shook off the thought, stopped the buggy and got out, picking up the large bucket of soup she had made at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had driven through the streets of Richmond early on her way to the hospital, and the thick blanket of snow that had fallen during the night muffled the sounds of travel so much that she seemed to have gone deaf. Instead of the clatter of iron wheels over the rough cobblestones and the clip-clop of horses, there was only a faint sibilance as she guided the buggy along.
Richmond itself on that Sunday morning had a strange mystic quality, due to the robe of pure white that clothed its grimy... buildings and dirty streets. The sight of shops, factories, hotels, and the many buildings hiding their dark war-stained exteriors under a mantle of pure white, like a bride’s mantle, caused Belle to think, How often a beautiful outside covers ugliness and wrong! She had been reading Shakespeare the night before, and the line flashed into her mind: “O what a goodly outside falsehood hath!”
She shook off the thought, stopped the buggy and got out, picking up the large bucket of soup she had made at home.
What to read after The Dixie Widow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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