The Making of Mona
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I won't be any time. " It cheered her alittle to have something to do, and she clutched at anything that helpedher not to think. She lighted the fire, swept the hearth up, and laid thecloth. Then she went out to sweep the doorstep. It was lovely outside inthe sweet sunshine. Mona felt she could have been so happy if only----While she was lingering over her task, Mrs. Lane came out to sweep herstep and the tiled path, but this time she kept her head steadily turnedaway.
"I'll go right in and tel...l granny now this minute, " thought Mona, her lipquivering with pain. "Then, perhaps, we'll all be friends again. I can't bear to live here like this. " But when she turned into the kitchen the kettle was boiling, and hergrandmother was measuring the tea into the pot. "Get the loaf and thebutter, child, I feel I can eat a bit of bread and butter this morning. " Mona got them, and the milk, and some more coal to make up the fire, andall the time she was saying over and over to herself different beginningsof her confession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I won't be any time. " It cheered her alittle to have something to do, and she clutched at anything that helpedher not to think. She lighted the fire, swept the hearth up, and laid thecloth. Then she went out to sweep the doorstep. It was lovely outside inthe sweet sunshine. Mona felt she could have been so happy if only----While she was lingering over her task, Mrs. Lane came out to sweep herstep and the tiled path, but this time she kept her head steadily turnedaway.
"I'll go right in and tel...l granny now this minute, " thought Mona, her lipquivering with pain. "Then, perhaps, we'll all be friends again. I can't bear to live here like this. " But when she turned into the kitchen the kettle was boiling, and hergrandmother was measuring the tea into the pot. "Get the loaf and thebutter, child, I feel I can eat a bit of bread and butter this morning. " Mona got them, and the milk, and some more coal to make up the fire, andall the time she was saying over and over to herself different beginningsof her confession.
What to read after The Making of Mona?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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