The Grey Woman And Other Tales
The Grey Woman And Other Tales
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" With some grumblings at losing his help, she let him go into thehouse-place. He found Hester, a little girl of five, and two younger ones. They had been fighting for a knife, and in the struggle, the second, Johnnie, had cut his finger--not very badly, but he was frightened atthe sight of the blood; and Hester, who might have helped, and who wasreally sorry, stood sullenly aloof, dreading the scolding her motheralways gave her if either of the little ones hurt themselves while underher care.
..."Hester, " said Tom, "will you get me some cold water, please? it willstop the bleeding better than anything. I daresay you can find me abasin to hold it. " Hester trotted off, pleased at Tom's confidence in her power. When thebleeding was partly stopped, he asked her to find him a bit of rag, andshe scrambled under the dresser for a little piece she had hidden therethe day before. Meanwhile, Johnny ceased crying, he was so interested inall the preparation for dressing his little wound, and so much pleasedto find himself an object of so much attention and consequence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" With some grumblings at losing his help, she let him go into thehouse-place. He found Hester, a little girl of five, and two younger ones. They had been fighting for a knife, and in the struggle, the second, Johnnie, had cut his finger--not very badly, but he was frightened atthe sight of the blood; and Hester, who might have helped, and who wasreally sorry, stood sullenly aloof, dreading the scolding her motheralways gave her if either of the little ones hurt themselves while underher care.
..."Hester, " said Tom, "will you get me some cold water, please? it willstop the bleeding better than anything. I daresay you can find me abasin to hold it. " Hester trotted off, pleased at Tom's confidence in her power. When thebleeding was partly stopped, he asked her to find him a bit of rag, andshe scrambled under the dresser for a little piece she had hidden therethe day before. Meanwhile, Johnny ceased crying, he was so interested inall the preparation for dressing his little wound, and so much pleasedto find himself an object of so much attention and consequence.
What to read after The Grey Woman And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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