The Letters of Jennie Allen to Her Friend Miss Musgrove
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She couldn't stay away from the funerell and it was Borne in upon her with equell foarce that she couldent go without gloves. Jest as plane as if it was wrote in fire in the Heavens was the other remain dering fack that she couldent buy any Gloves. But sech things didnt faze Mother a great while. On the morning of the day THE LETTERS OF JENNIE ALLEN when Mrs. Whinney, the neatest woman in Chictooset and her dearest freind, was to be laid quietly away among the flowers that showed in what Esteam... the diseased was held while she was blacking the stove a thought came to her that she pursewed to a practical end.
She went to the funerell, set with the Moarners, and folks said she was the most Genteel persen pressant. Everything went off fine. But it struck Mother kind of funny that there should be cornsiddable dust on the parler tables and chares because Mrs. Whinney was a duster first and a woman afterwords. She beleaved that Clenliness was nex to godlyness but she rated it nex higher instead of lower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She couldn't stay away from the funerell and it was Borne in upon her with equell foarce that she couldent go without gloves. Jest as plane as if it was wrote in fire in the Heavens was the other remain dering fack that she couldent buy any Gloves. But sech things didnt faze Mother a great while. On the morning of the day THE LETTERS OF JENNIE ALLEN when Mrs. Whinney, the neatest woman in Chictooset and her dearest freind, was to be laid quietly away among the flowers that showed in what Esteam... the diseased was held while she was blacking the stove a thought came to her that she pursewed to a practical end.
She went to the funerell, set with the Moarners, and folks said she was the most Genteel persen pressant. Everything went off fine. But it struck Mother kind of funny that there should be cornsiddable dust on the parler tables and chares because Mrs. Whinney was a duster first and a woman afterwords. She beleaved that Clenliness was nex to godlyness but she rated it nex higher instead of lower.
What to read after The Letters of Jennie Allen to Her Friend Miss Musgrove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Donworth to read onlineMoreLess
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