The Putnam Tradition
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NowSimone raised her hand to her face to look at it, and the river of dustrose like a serpent and hung a foot below her hand.
"Yes, " she agreed, "at least I can clean the house. If I don't touch thegood china, and look where I'm going. " "Phui, " the old woman said again, angrily. "Don't feel so sorry foryourself. " "Not for myself, " Simone mumbled, and looked again toward the gardenwhere her daughter was doing something with three stones and a pie platefull of spring water.
"I do despair of ...Nina, " Cecily said, as she had said before. "She'sfour, and has no appearance. Not even balance. She fell out of theapplerose tree, and couldn't even help herself. " Suddenly the old womanthrust her face close to her granddaughter. It was smooth, round, andsweet as a young kernel of corn. The eyes, sunk down under the bushygrey brows, were cold and clear grey.
"Simone, " the old woman said. "You didn't lie to me? You did know shewas falling, and couldn't get back in time to catch her?" A shudder passed through Simone's body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NowSimone raised her hand to her face to look at it, and the river of dustrose like a serpent and hung a foot below her hand.
"Yes, " she agreed, "at least I can clean the house. If I don't touch thegood china, and look where I'm going. " "Phui, " the old woman said again, angrily. "Don't feel so sorry foryourself. " "Not for myself, " Simone mumbled, and looked again toward the gardenwhere her daughter was doing something with three stones and a pie platefull of spring water.
"I do despair of ...Nina, " Cecily said, as she had said before. "She'sfour, and has no appearance. Not even balance. She fell out of theapplerose tree, and couldn't even help herself. " Suddenly the old womanthrust her face close to her granddaughter. It was smooth, round, andsweet as a young kernel of corn. The eyes, sunk down under the bushygrey brows, were cold and clear grey.
"Simone, " the old woman said. "You didn't lie to me? You did know shewas falling, and couldn't get back in time to catch her?" A shudder passed through Simone's body.
What to read after The Putnam Tradition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorman Sonya to read onlineMoreLess
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