The Troll Garden And Selected Stories
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He noticed on hermiddle finger something that had not been there last night, and that hadevidently been put on for company: a tiny gold ring with a clumsily setgarnet stone. As her hand went round and round he touched the ring withthe tip of his finger, smiling.
Hilda glanced toward the shed door through which Mrs. Ericson haddisappeared. "My Cousin Clara gave me that, " she whispered bashfully. "She's Cousin Olaf's wife. " III Mrs. Olaf Ericson--Clara Vavrika, as many people still called her--...wasmoving restlessly about her big bare house that morning. Her husband hadleft for the county town before his wife was out of bed--her latenessin rising was one of the many things the Ericson family had against her. Clara seldom came downstairs before eight o'clock, and this morningshe was even later, for she had dressed with unusual care. She puton, however, only a tight-fitting black dress, which people thereaboutsthought very plain. She was a tall, dark woman of thirty, with a rathersallow complexion and a touch of dull salmon red in her cheeks, wherethe blood seemed to burn under her brown skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He noticed on hermiddle finger something that had not been there last night, and that hadevidently been put on for company: a tiny gold ring with a clumsily setgarnet stone. As her hand went round and round he touched the ring withthe tip of his finger, smiling.
Hilda glanced toward the shed door through which Mrs. Ericson haddisappeared. "My Cousin Clara gave me that, " she whispered bashfully. "She's Cousin Olaf's wife. " III Mrs. Olaf Ericson--Clara Vavrika, as many people still called her--...wasmoving restlessly about her big bare house that morning. Her husband hadleft for the county town before his wife was out of bed--her latenessin rising was one of the many things the Ericson family had against her. Clara seldom came downstairs before eight o'clock, and this morningshe was even later, for she had dressed with unusual care. She puton, however, only a tight-fitting black dress, which people thereaboutsthought very plain. She was a tall, dark woman of thirty, with a rathersallow complexion and a touch of dull salmon red in her cheeks, wherethe blood seemed to burn under her brown skin.
What to read after The Troll Garden And Selected Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cather Willa Sibert to read onlineMoreLess
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