The Widow Bedott Papers
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I feel out o' place in Wiggletown; ther ain't no refinement there at alL What little there used to be 's all run out. The in- habiters now 's a perfect set o' Gofls and Randals.
Cm thoroughly dizgusted with the hull town and uvery body in it, exoeptin' Kier and Meliasy, and Sam JtXSOLTXS TO LEAVJB WlOGLEfOWN, 101 Pendergraases wife. If t wa'n't that they live there, Wiggletown might go to destruction for all I'd care.
LETTER FBOH JEFFERSON HAGUTRE TO HIS COUSIN, 1CRS. JASPER DOOLITTLE.
COOXYILL...B, Oct 27, 184T.
S&ab Cousin Nancy: What gloomy, miserable weather this is ! But I suppose that your domestic cares and your good hus- band, occupy so much of your attention, that you Vc Hardly time to growl about the weather. I assure you 1 feel forlorn enough to-day. Probably more so, for having just returned from a visit of a week at father's ;;and home is so much pleasanter to me than any other place, that I am always discontented for a while after coming away.
I suppose you would like to know what the good folks at Scrabble Hill are doing ; so I '11 tell you as far as I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel out o' place in Wiggletown; ther ain't no refinement there at alL What little there used to be 's all run out. The in- habiters now 's a perfect set o' Gofls and Randals.
Cm thoroughly dizgusted with the hull town and uvery body in it, exoeptin' Kier and Meliasy, and Sam JtXSOLTXS TO LEAVJB WlOGLEfOWN, 101 Pendergraases wife. If t wa'n't that they live there, Wiggletown might go to destruction for all I'd care.
LETTER FBOH JEFFERSON HAGUTRE TO HIS COUSIN, 1CRS. JASPER DOOLITTLE.
COOXYILL...B, Oct 27, 184T.
S&ab Cousin Nancy: What gloomy, miserable weather this is ! But I suppose that your domestic cares and your good hus- band, occupy so much of your attention, that you Vc Hardly time to growl about the weather. I assure you 1 feel forlorn enough to-day. Probably more so, for having just returned from a visit of a week at father's ;;and home is so much pleasanter to me than any other place, that I am always discontented for a while after coming away.
I suppose you would like to know what the good folks at Scrabble Hill are doing ; so I '11 tell you as far as I know.
What to read after The Widow Bedott Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances M Whitcher to read onlineMoreLess
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