What Diantha Did
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Warden wrote now and then and expatiated on the sufferings of herson, and his failing strength under the unnatural strain, till Dianthagrew to dread her letters more than any pain she knew. Fortunately theycame seldom.
Her own family was much impressed by the thousand dollars, and foundthe occupation of housekeeper a long way more tolerable than that ofhouse-maid, a distinction which made Diantha smile rather bitterly. Evenher father wrote to her once, suggesting that if she chose to investher ...salary according to his advice he could double it for her in a year, maybe treble it, in Belgian hares.
_"They'd_ double and treble fast enough!" she admitted to herself; butshe wrote as pleasant a letter as she could, declining his proposition.
Her mother seemed stronger, and became more sympathetic as the monthspassed. Large affairs always appealed to her more than small ones, andshe offered valuable suggestions as to the account keeping of the bighouse. They all assumed that she was permanently settled in this wellpaid position, and she made no confidences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Warden wrote now and then and expatiated on the sufferings of herson, and his failing strength under the unnatural strain, till Dianthagrew to dread her letters more than any pain she knew. Fortunately theycame seldom.
Her own family was much impressed by the thousand dollars, and foundthe occupation of housekeeper a long way more tolerable than that ofhouse-maid, a distinction which made Diantha smile rather bitterly. Evenher father wrote to her once, suggesting that if she chose to investher ...salary according to his advice he could double it for her in a year, maybe treble it, in Belgian hares.
_"They'd_ double and treble fast enough!" she admitted to herself; butshe wrote as pleasant a letter as she could, declining his proposition.
Her mother seemed stronger, and became more sympathetic as the monthspassed. Large affairs always appealed to her more than small ones, andshe offered valuable suggestions as to the account keeping of the bighouse. They all assumed that she was permanently settled in this wellpaid position, and she made no confidences.
What to read after What Diantha Did?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilman Charlotte Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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