The Story of a Pioneer
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That night, after we had gone to our rooms, "Aunt Susan"summed up her conclusions on the interview: "It's a good thing for the world, " she declared, "that some of us don'tknow so much. And it's a better thing for this world that some of usthink a little earthly common sense is more valuable than too muchheavenly knowledge. " X. THE PASSING OF "AUNT SUSAN" On one occasion Miss Anthony had the doubtful pleasure of reading herown obituary notices, and her interest in them was characteristicallyna...ive. She had made a speech at Lakeside, Ohio, during which, for thefirst time in her long experience, she fainted on the platform. I wasnot with her at the time, and in the excitement following her collapseit was rumored that she had died. Immediately the news was telegraphedto the Associated Press of New York, and from there flashed over thecountry. At Miss Anthony's home in Rochester a reporter rang the belland abruptly informed her sister, Miss Mary Anthony, who came to thedoor, that "Aunt Susan" was dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That night, after we had gone to our rooms, "Aunt Susan"summed up her conclusions on the interview: "It's a good thing for the world, " she declared, "that some of us don'tknow so much. And it's a better thing for this world that some of usthink a little earthly common sense is more valuable than too muchheavenly knowledge. " X. THE PASSING OF "AUNT SUSAN" On one occasion Miss Anthony had the doubtful pleasure of reading herown obituary notices, and her interest in them was characteristicallyna...ive. She had made a speech at Lakeside, Ohio, during which, for thefirst time in her long experience, she fainted on the platform. I wasnot with her at the time, and in the excitement following her collapseit was rumored that she had died. Immediately the news was telegraphedto the Associated Press of New York, and from there flashed over thecountry. At Miss Anthony's home in Rochester a reporter rang the belland abruptly informed her sister, Miss Mary Anthony, who came to thedoor, that "Aunt Susan" was dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan, Elizabeth Garver, 1867-1947, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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