The Little Mixer
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Questions about the crucifix, she found, brought on an embarrassing silence. Nellie looked at Virginia. Virginialooked at Nellie. Then the two excused themselves for a whisperedcolloquy at the other end of the yard. When they returned, Virginiaacted as spokesman, fixing Nellie with an unrelenting eye.
"That is Jesus nailed to the cross, Hannah. Some very wicked people didit. " There was nothing exciting in this to Hannah; wicked people were doingwicked things the world over, all the time. The s...tatement fell flat, andNellie, disappointed at the lack of dramatic effect, broke treaty. "I'spect the Jews did it, " she said.
"They did not!" Hannah's voice trembled. "The Jews are nice people; theywouldn't do a wicked thing like that!" Virginia put an arm across Hannah's shoulders. "Now see what you'vedone, " she snapped at Nellie.
"Oh, I 'spect the Irish helped them, " Nellie added magnanimously. "Mypapa says the Irish are into every thing. " Not having to bear the ignominy alone Hannah was comforted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Questions about the crucifix, she found, brought on an embarrassing silence. Nellie looked at Virginia. Virginialooked at Nellie. Then the two excused themselves for a whisperedcolloquy at the other end of the yard. When they returned, Virginiaacted as spokesman, fixing Nellie with an unrelenting eye.
"That is Jesus nailed to the cross, Hannah. Some very wicked people didit. " There was nothing exciting in this to Hannah; wicked people were doingwicked things the world over, all the time. The s...tatement fell flat, andNellie, disappointed at the lack of dramatic effect, broke treaty. "I'spect the Jews did it, " she said.
"They did not!" Hannah's voice trembled. "The Jews are nice people; theywouldn't do a wicked thing like that!" Virginia put an arm across Hannah's shoulders. "Now see what you'vedone, " she snapped at Nellie.
"Oh, I 'spect the Irish helped them, " Nellie added magnanimously. "Mypapa says the Irish are into every thing. " Not having to bear the ignominy alone Hannah was comforted.
What to read after The Little Mixer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shearon Lillian Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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