The Story of My Life.
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I dried my tears and went to the house and told Aunt I felt that I was going home soon. She expressed no sur- prise and got my things ready.
During the next three days I kept looking toward the road, and just about noon, on the third day when I felt that I could wait no longer, my father came through the big gate, on the other side of the pasture, riding one horse and leading another.
I knew he was coming for me, gy s. m. l.— 7.
.at c tin mi i^ ,* :fh The Story of My Life and my heart was so li...ght I felt that I had wings.
Soon after dinner, we took our departure.
I had been away from home just three weeks, but it seemed like a year. Before leaving, Aunt Eliza handed me a package for Xora, and said to tell her she was coming to see her soon.
I wondered if she would give me something as a token of appreciation of my efforts to please her while I was there, but she did not, and I concluded that she did not like me any better than she had before. Her last words were, "You tell your mother to name the baby Charles." I liked the name and was glad to deliver the message.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dried my tears and went to the house and told Aunt I felt that I was going home soon. She expressed no sur- prise and got my things ready.
During the next three days I kept looking toward the road, and just about noon, on the third day when I felt that I could wait no longer, my father came through the big gate, on the other side of the pasture, riding one horse and leading another.
I knew he was coming for me, gy s. m. l.— 7.
.at c tin mi i^ ,* :fh The Story of My Life and my heart was so li...ght I felt that I had wings.
Soon after dinner, we took our departure.
I had been away from home just three weeks, but it seemed like a year. Before leaving, Aunt Eliza handed me a package for Xora, and said to tell her she was coming to see her soon.
I wondered if she would give me something as a token of appreciation of my efforts to please her while I was there, but she did not, and I concluded that she did not like me any better than she had before. Her last words were, "You tell your mother to name the baby Charles." I liked the name and was glad to deliver the message.
What to read after The Story of My Life.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Alma, 1862-1946. to read onlineMoreLess
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