The Pedler of Dust Sticks
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A very happy evening the good man had with hischildren.
He was forced to return to New York. It was not many months afterthat his daughter heard that he was very ill at Oyster Bay, where hehad gone to a water cure establishment. She went immediately to him, and remained with him, nursing him, and reading to him, till he wasbetter, though not well.
During this period, when he was able to bear the fatigue, hisdaughter drove him in a gig round the neighboring country; and shetold me that such was ...his interest in the laborers, that he wouldnever pass one without stopping, and asking him questions about hismode of working, &c. He could not speak English; but she was theinterpreter.
At last he insisted upon his daughter's returning to her family. There was something so solemn, so repressed, in his manner, when hetook leave of her, that she was afterwards convinced that he knew heshould never see her again; but he said not a word of the kind.
His health grew worse; his strength failed daily; and he determinedto return to Germany, so as to die in his native land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A very happy evening the good man had with hischildren.
He was forced to return to New York. It was not many months afterthat his daughter heard that he was very ill at Oyster Bay, where hehad gone to a water cure establishment. She went immediately to him, and remained with him, nursing him, and reading to him, till he wasbetter, though not well.
During this period, when he was able to bear the fatigue, hisdaughter drove him in a gig round the neighboring country; and shetold me that such was ...his interest in the laborers, that he wouldnever pass one without stopping, and asking him questions about hismode of working, &c. He could not speak English; but she was theinterpreter.
At last he insisted upon his daughter's returning to her family. There was something so solemn, so repressed, in his manner, when hetook leave of her, that she was afterwards convinced that he knew heshould never see her again; but he said not a word of the kind.
His health grew worse; his strength failed daily; and he determinedto return to Germany, so as to die in his native land.
What to read after The Pedler of Dust Sticks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Lee Follen to read onlineMoreLess
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