The Overland Monthly volume S2 35
The Overland Monthly volume S2 35
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" The greasy table was there too, and the father and mother were sit- ting by tne little showcase full of fly- specked tins. There was trouble in the house of Alcala. I soon knew. The only child of that house was stricken with typhoid.
I crept up the bamboo ladder and there, on the floor, on a straw mat, was Joseppa. About the corners of her mouth, and around her eyes, she was palish green and she was much emaciated. I knelt by that poor shrunken figure and I think I cried. Anyway, I know Josep...pa cried. Then she said in fairly good English : " My friend, I know you come. I am goning get better. . I got zee picsh-book you sen' from Manila. I got zee school-book. I got zee book when I was seek bad and I get better. " Her father explained that when she Joseppa : Sweetest of Tagalog Children 363 seemed so ill that the native physician was almost in despair, a soldier brought the little package from Manila and from that moment Joseppa began to mend.
Around her neck there was a necklace, and right in the middle, among copper coins from Persia, China, Korea, and India, was a fifty-cent piece, white, silver, Americano.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The greasy table was there too, and the father and mother were sit- ting by tne little showcase full of fly- specked tins. There was trouble in the house of Alcala. I soon knew. The only child of that house was stricken with typhoid.
I crept up the bamboo ladder and there, on the floor, on a straw mat, was Joseppa. About the corners of her mouth, and around her eyes, she was palish green and she was much emaciated. I knelt by that poor shrunken figure and I think I cried. Anyway, I know Josep...pa cried. Then she said in fairly good English : " My friend, I know you come. I am goning get better. . I got zee picsh-book you sen' from Manila. I got zee school-book. I got zee book when I was seek bad and I get better. " Her father explained that when she Joseppa : Sweetest of Tagalog Children 363 seemed so ill that the native physician was almost in despair, a soldier brought the little package from Manila and from that moment Joseppa began to mend.
Around her neck there was a necklace, and right in the middle, among copper coins from Persia, China, Korea, and India, was a fifty-cent piece, white, silver, Americano.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 35?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Depping, G.-B. (Georges-Bernard), 1784-1853 to read onlineMoreLess
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