The Overland Monthly volume S2 31
The Overland Monthly volume S2 31
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" Gene was just put- ting on his shoes to go after you. " "Lizy had comp'ny, " explained the old lady briefly, taking off her shawl and fold- ing it up carefully. " Mis' Wallis and her brother was there. They said they 'd walk home with me, so I stayed. " She did not sleep well that night, either, but she was remarkably cheerful and light- spirited the next day. She crooned the baby into thorough good humor, and poor, care-burdened Lidy even mustered a feeble smile as she looked up from her wor...k and saw her singing and rocking cheerily, long after the child was fast and sound asleep. She opened her lips to say someting, but then thought better of it and closed them again with a snap, the wrinkles creasing heavily into her forehead again, as she bent over her work. Two or three times she glanced up furtively, and each time the old lady was still crooning softly to the sleep- ing child, her happy, intent gaze fixed on the geraniums in the window.
" Thinking about old times, I suppose, " thought the younger woman, a softer look coming into her own face as she worked on in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gene was just put- ting on his shoes to go after you. " "Lizy had comp'ny, " explained the old lady briefly, taking off her shawl and fold- ing it up carefully. " Mis' Wallis and her brother was there. They said they 'd walk home with me, so I stayed. " She did not sleep well that night, either, but she was remarkably cheerful and light- spirited the next day. She crooned the baby into thorough good humor, and poor, care-burdened Lidy even mustered a feeble smile as she looked up from her wor...k and saw her singing and rocking cheerily, long after the child was fast and sound asleep. She opened her lips to say someting, but then thought better of it and closed them again with a snap, the wrinkles creasing heavily into her forehead again, as she bent over her work. Two or three times she glanced up furtively, and each time the old lady was still crooning softly to the sleep- ing child, her happy, intent gaze fixed on the geraniums in the window.
" Thinking about old times, I suppose, " thought the younger woman, a softer look coming into her own face as she worked on in silence.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 31?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William F Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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