The Green Door
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It would be dreadful to be all alone in the future, withoutone's kins-folk. " "There may not be any Indians or catamounts there, " ventured Letitia.
"There might be something a great deal worse, " returned hergreat-great-grandmother severely.
After that there was silence between the two, and possibly also alittle coldness. Letitia knitted and her great-great-grandmotherknitted. Letitia also thought shrewdly. She had very little doubtthat the key which she had just been shown might unlock anothe...rlittle green door, and admit her to her past which was her ancestors'future, but she realized that it was beyond her courage, even if shehad the opportunity, to take it, and use it provided she could findthe second little green door. She had been so frightfully punishedfor disobedience, that she dared not risk a second attempt. Then toohow could she tell whether the second little green door would admither to her grandmother's cheese-room? She felt so dizzy over what hadhappened, that she was not even sure that two and two made four, andb-o-y spelt boy, although she had mastered such easy facts long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be dreadful to be all alone in the future, withoutone's kins-folk. " "There may not be any Indians or catamounts there, " ventured Letitia.
"There might be something a great deal worse, " returned hergreat-great-grandmother severely.
After that there was silence between the two, and possibly also alittle coldness. Letitia knitted and her great-great-grandmotherknitted. Letitia also thought shrewdly. She had very little doubtthat the key which she had just been shown might unlock anothe...rlittle green door, and admit her to her past which was her ancestors'future, but she realized that it was beyond her courage, even if shehad the opportunity, to take it, and use it provided she could findthe second little green door. She had been so frightfully punishedfor disobedience, that she dared not risk a second attempt. Then toohow could she tell whether the second little green door would admither to her grandmother's cheese-room? She felt so dizzy over what hadhappened, that she was not even sure that two and two made four, andb-o-y spelt boy, although she had mastered such easy facts long ago.
What to read after The Green Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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