Where the Laborers Are Few
Where the Laborers Are Few
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she iqalled out as soon as she saw Jane.l who shook her head, and begaii to tell' her own exciting story. Miss Hen- rietta listened, absently. "His nkttie is Paul," Jane ended; ."a very romantic name, I think. You don't minti his remaining, do" you<, sister' Henrietta?" / "No, I don'tymind," (sijd Miss Hen-, rietta, sighing/^ " Is he a ciifcus actor? One of the servants took me to the circus once, wh^n I was a little thing. Janie} ask him if he saw a large white cat as he came along. Poor man! I'm sorry Jielrurt hiniself. Oh, Janie, Jacl^/may be hurt! I keep thinking that'he i^y be suffering,"' ?he said, her po6f old eye?: filling;; then, as they came lip to the dopxy she called again, :' 2-6 ' ■ m % IGaborprfi Art 3im faintly: "Baby! baby! Come, pussy; come, Jack!" As for Miss Maggy, when it Was set- tled that the man should remain, she thought of the pantry and sighed; but it was she who informed him that he ■might stay until his "limb" per- mitted him to walk. Paul, however, had his own views.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she iqalled out as soon as she saw Jane.l who shook her head, and begaii to tell' her own exciting story. Miss Hen- rietta listened, absently. "His nkttie is Paul," Jane ended; ."a very romantic name, I think. You don't minti his remaining, do" you<, sister' Henrietta?" / "No, I don'tymind," (sijd Miss Hen-, rietta, sighing/^ " Is he a ciifcus actor? One of the servants took me to the circus once, wh^n I was a little thing. Janie} ask him if he saw a large white cat as he came along. Poor man! I'm sorry Jielrurt hiniself. Oh, Janie, Jacl^/may be hurt! I keep thinking that'he i^y be suffering,"' ?he said, her po6f old eye?: filling;; then, as they came lip to the dopxy she called again, :' 2-6 ' ■ m % IGaborprfi Art 3im faintly: "Baby! baby! Come, pussy; come, Jack!" As for Miss Maggy, when it Was set- tled that the man should remain, she thought of the pantry and sighed; but it was she who informed him that he ■might stay until his "limb" per- mitted him to walk. Paul, however, had his own views.
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