The Old Peabody Pew
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"I know he's alive and doing business in Detroit, for I got his address aweek or ten days ago, and wrote, asking him if he'd like to give a coupleof dollars toward repairing the old church. " Everybody looked at Mrs. Burbank with interest.
"Hasn't he answered?" asked Maria Sharp.
Nancy Wentworth held her breath, turned her face to the wall, andsilently wiped the paint of the wainscoting. The blood that had rushedinto her cheeks at Mrs. Sargent's jeering reference to Justin Peabodystill lingered... there for any one who ran to read, but fortunately nobodyran; they were too busy scrubbing.
"Not yet. Folks don't hurry about answering when you ask them for acontribution, " replied the president, with a cynicism common to personswho collect funds for charitable purposes. "George Wickham sent metwenty-five cents from Denver. When I wrote him a receipt, I said thankyou same as Aunt Polly did when the neighbours brought her a piece ofbeef: 'Ever so much obleeged, but don't forget me when you come to kill apig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I know he's alive and doing business in Detroit, for I got his address aweek or ten days ago, and wrote, asking him if he'd like to give a coupleof dollars toward repairing the old church. " Everybody looked at Mrs. Burbank with interest.
"Hasn't he answered?" asked Maria Sharp.
Nancy Wentworth held her breath, turned her face to the wall, andsilently wiped the paint of the wainscoting. The blood that had rushedinto her cheeks at Mrs. Sargent's jeering reference to Justin Peabodystill lingered... there for any one who ran to read, but fortunately nobodyran; they were too busy scrubbing.
"Not yet. Folks don't hurry about answering when you ask them for acontribution, " replied the president, with a cynicism common to personswho collect funds for charitable purposes. "George Wickham sent metwenty-five cents from Denver. When I wrote him a receipt, I said thankyou same as Aunt Polly did when the neighbours brought her a piece ofbeef: 'Ever so much obleeged, but don't forget me when you come to kill apig.
What to read after The Old Peabody Pew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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