The Master
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" " She don't notice me at all, Mother May. I go and come, and she says nothing. She 's got an Angora cat, — a beautiful creature, that no- body can play with or look at but her. She bit me once, and, since, I don't know which I am most afraid of, her or her cat. " This she said in a voice ludicrous in its halting between laugh- ing and crying. " Poor little pet ! Lots of trouble ! " crooned the good woman, in a comforting tone ; and it cheered the sad little heart in a way that nothing else co...uld. After all, she felt better for her hur- ried visit. The blue eyes of the dear old woman who had held her in her arms when a babe had touched her heart with their sunshine, and the world looked brighter to her outside. Then, as she hurried along, she saw some neighbors' faces at the windows, here and there, v and smiled and nodded with gentle informality. They were humble folk all, but she remembered them with love. Turning a corner, she saw somebody com- 140 THE MASTER. Ing towards her whose step and face quickened her pulses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " She don't notice me at all, Mother May. I go and come, and she says nothing. She 's got an Angora cat, — a beautiful creature, that no- body can play with or look at but her. She bit me once, and, since, I don't know which I am most afraid of, her or her cat. " This she said in a voice ludicrous in its halting between laugh- ing and crying. " Poor little pet ! Lots of trouble ! " crooned the good woman, in a comforting tone ; and it cheered the sad little heart in a way that nothing else co...uld. After all, she felt better for her hur- ried visit. The blue eyes of the dear old woman who had held her in her arms when a babe had touched her heart with their sunshine, and the world looked brighter to her outside. Then, as she hurried along, she saw some neighbors' faces at the windows, here and there, v and smiled and nodded with gentle informality. They were humble folk all, but she remembered them with love. Turning a corner, she saw somebody com- 140 THE MASTER. Ing towards her whose step and face quickened her pulses.
What to read after The Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary a Mary Andrews Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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