The Promised Land
The Promised Land
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It was Miss Dillingham, she who helped me in so many ways, whounconsciously put me to an early test, the result of which gave me ashock that I did not get over for many a day. She invited me to teaone day, and I came in much trepidation. It was my first entrance intoa genuine American household; my first meal at a Gentile--yes, aChristian--board. Would I know how to behave properly? I do not knowwhether I betrayed my anxiety; I am certain only that I was all eyesand ears, that nothing should es...cape me which might serve to guideme. This, after all, was a normal state for me to be in, so I supposeI looked natural, no matter how much I stared. I had been accustomedto consider my table manners irreproachable, but America was notPolotzk, as my father was ever saying; so I proceeded very cautiouslywith my spoons and forks. I was cunning enough to try to conceal myuncertainty; by being just a little bit slow, I did not get to anygiven spoon until the others at table had shown me which it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Miss Dillingham, she who helped me in so many ways, whounconsciously put me to an early test, the result of which gave me ashock that I did not get over for many a day. She invited me to teaone day, and I came in much trepidation. It was my first entrance intoa genuine American household; my first meal at a Gentile--yes, aChristian--board. Would I know how to behave properly? I do not knowwhether I betrayed my anxiety; I am certain only that I was all eyesand ears, that nothing should es...cape me which might serve to guideme. This, after all, was a normal state for me to be in, so I supposeI looked natural, no matter how much I stared. I had been accustomedto consider my table manners irreproachable, but America was notPolotzk, as my father was ever saying; so I proceeded very cautiouslywith my spoons and forks. I was cunning enough to try to conceal myuncertainty; by being just a little bit slow, I did not get to anygiven spoon until the others at table had shown me which it was.
What to read after The Promised Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antin Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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