Who Spoke Next
Who Spoke Next
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After she had shown her kettle to every one, and satisfied herself thatit would bear a comparison with me, she said, -- "Now, at last, I've got a kittle o' my own; and I'll never borry norlend agin as long as I live in this here vale o' tears. " Not long after this, a careless girl left my rival on the fire till thebottom was burned through, and the kettle was ruined.
The next time the good woman came, her speech ran somewhat thus; "Ispose you was to meetin' last Sabbath. " "Yes. " "Well, if yo...u was, I guess you heerd how the minister told us to begood to one another--to be neighborly, and help folks along. Now Iguess as how I told you once that I shouldn't neither borry nor lend. Now I ain't tew old to larn and mend my ways, and I mean to deu as theparson says, and lend and borry all the days of my life; so maybeyou'll lend me that ere kittle. " But I must tell you about one of these visits I made to this peculiarneighbor. When she came in for me that day, she looked full of businessand earnestness, and, before she was fairly seated, she began to tellher errand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After she had shown her kettle to every one, and satisfied herself thatit would bear a comparison with me, she said, -- "Now, at last, I've got a kittle o' my own; and I'll never borry norlend agin as long as I live in this here vale o' tears. " Not long after this, a careless girl left my rival on the fire till thebottom was burned through, and the kettle was ruined.
The next time the good woman came, her speech ran somewhat thus; "Ispose you was to meetin' last Sabbath. " "Yes. " "Well, if yo...u was, I guess you heerd how the minister told us to begood to one another--to be neighborly, and help folks along. Now Iguess as how I told you once that I shouldn't neither borry nor lend. Now I ain't tew old to larn and mend my ways, and I mean to deu as theparson says, and lend and borry all the days of my life; so maybeyou'll lend me that ere kittle. " But I must tell you about one of these visits I made to this peculiarneighbor. When she came in for me that day, she looked full of businessand earnestness, and, before she was fairly seated, she began to tellher errand.
What to read after Who Spoke Next?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Follen Eliza Lee Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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