The Life of Me
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168 THE LIFE OF ME gi m "Here, Mrs. Carr, " he panted. "Give me them scissors!" The two women relinquished their weapon, and fell on me one putting her weight on my chest, and the other holding my frantic hands. Moses! How I shrieked! The boar-sticking janitor got to work at the back of my head, and tore out a sort of high-water line up where one's bump of veneration is conceded to be, but sometimes isn't. They were all excited and red in the face, although Mother called to the neighbors not to... worry nothing dreadful was happening just a little trimming up of my hair. With one vicious dive at me, which resulted in exposing a patch of scalp over my "soft-spot, " the three demons fell back, and set me free. "Richard, " said Mother bending over me, tender- ly, "I call it a miserable imposition! Can you for- give me, and give me a little kiss?" I did not want to, exactly, but still I put my arms around her neck, for after all, I am the little soul of Mother. She had tears in her eyes tears that came THE LIFE OF ME 169 after she had done what she wanted to like so many of Life's tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
168 THE LIFE OF ME gi m "Here, Mrs. Carr, " he panted. "Give me them scissors!" The two women relinquished their weapon, and fell on me one putting her weight on my chest, and the other holding my frantic hands. Moses! How I shrieked! The boar-sticking janitor got to work at the back of my head, and tore out a sort of high-water line up where one's bump of veneration is conceded to be, but sometimes isn't. They were all excited and red in the face, although Mother called to the neighbors not to... worry nothing dreadful was happening just a little trimming up of my hair. With one vicious dive at me, which resulted in exposing a patch of scalp over my "soft-spot, " the three demons fell back, and set me free. "Richard, " said Mother bending over me, tender- ly, "I call it a miserable imposition! Can you for- give me, and give me a little kiss?" I did not want to, exactly, but still I put my arms around her neck, for after all, I am the little soul of Mother. She had tears in her eyes tears that came THE LIFE OF ME 169 after she had done what she wanted to like so many of Life's tears.
What to read after The Life of Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Shackelford to read onlineMoreLess
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