The Solitary Summer
The Solitary Summer
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He put aside a little cottage at the end of the street as a home for them in their confinements, and I furnished it, and made 112 THE SOLTTAHY SUMMER it dean and bright and pretty. A mzrse was per- manoitly' engaged, and I thought widi d^ght of the unspeakable blessing and comfort it was goii^ to be. Nat a baby has been bom in that cottage for not a woman has allowed hersdf to be taken there. At the end of a year it had to be let oat again to fknnhes, and the nurse (&nxiS3ed.
« JVbj wouldn't th...ey go ? '^ I asked die Fnra Inspector, completely puzzled. She shrugged her shoulders. " They like dieir husband and chfldren round diem,'' she said, ^ and are afiraid somcthii^ will be done to diem away from home — that diey will be washed too often, perhaps. The gradoos lady will never get them to leave thdr homes.** " The gradous lady gives it up,** I muttered.
When I opened the next door I was bewildered by the crowd in die room. A woman stood in the middle at a wash-tub which took up most of the space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He put aside a little cottage at the end of the street as a home for them in their confinements, and I furnished it, and made 112 THE SOLTTAHY SUMMER it dean and bright and pretty. A mzrse was per- manoitly' engaged, and I thought widi d^ght of the unspeakable blessing and comfort it was goii^ to be. Nat a baby has been bom in that cottage for not a woman has allowed hersdf to be taken there. At the end of a year it had to be let oat again to fknnhes, and the nurse (&nxiS3ed.
« JVbj wouldn't th...ey go ? '^ I asked die Fnra Inspector, completely puzzled. She shrugged her shoulders. " They like dieir husband and chfldren round diem,'' she said, ^ and are afiraid somcthii^ will be done to diem away from home — that diey will be washed too often, perhaps. The gradoos lady will never get them to leave thdr homes.** " The gradous lady gives it up,** I muttered.
When I opened the next door I was bewildered by the crowd in die room. A woman stood in the middle at a wash-tub which took up most of the space.
What to read after The Solitary Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Von Arnim to read onlineMoreLess
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