The Woman Who Waits
The Woman Who Waits
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This was a smaller kitchen and only three women were working there. One was making pastry, another was preparing vege- tables and mixing white sauce in a huge machine designed for that purpose, and a third was mash- ing potatoes in a big mashing machine.
Ada and I were joined at the chicken picking by two other girls, Adelaide and Kathleen. The girls began to gossip together. Adelaide was a widow but said that nothing could induce her to A Tea Room for Men 87 marry again because as soon as a wo...man married a man she lost him, but, if she were not married she could keep half a dozen on the string. She resembled my conception of a "madame" of a house of prostitution.
Kathleen was a pretty Irish girl with the Crans- parent white skin and delicately colored cheeks that so often characterize the Irish maiden. She began a friendly conversation with me. She said that she was engaged to a young Irishman who had been In America the same length of time that she had, that they had expected to be married In June but she had begged off for another year because they could not yet afford marriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was a smaller kitchen and only three women were working there. One was making pastry, another was preparing vege- tables and mixing white sauce in a huge machine designed for that purpose, and a third was mash- ing potatoes in a big mashing machine.
Ada and I were joined at the chicken picking by two other girls, Adelaide and Kathleen. The girls began to gossip together. Adelaide was a widow but said that nothing could induce her to A Tea Room for Men 87 marry again because as soon as a wo...man married a man she lost him, but, if she were not married she could keep half a dozen on the string. She resembled my conception of a "madame" of a house of prostitution.
Kathleen was a pretty Irish girl with the Crans- parent white skin and delicately colored cheeks that so often characterize the Irish maiden. She began a friendly conversation with me. She said that she was engaged to a young Irishman who had been In America the same length of time that she had, that they had expected to be married In June but she had begged off for another year because they could not yet afford marriage.
What to read after The Woman Who Waits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances R Mrs Donovan to read onlineMoreLess
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