Winifred West : a Story
Winifred West : a Story
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I slept good last night, an' when the ward maids come around with their brooms, they waked me up ; an' then I looked out the door an' see what a lovely mornin' it was, — look, dear, I can see right out into 104 Digitized by Google A NEW TEACHER.
the garden where them tall red flowers is growin', — an' I felt somethin' nice was goin* to happen ! " She lay and beamed on Winifred as if the paleness of her face and the great black circles under her eyes did not tell of sharp pain and weariness.
" H...ow is your foot ? " the girl asked gently. Somehow she hated to speak of it, but it must be done. Sarah still smiled contentedly.
" No better, my dear," she said ; " they say I've got to go lame always." Winifred's eyes grew wide and troubled.
She had the excessive sensitiveness of the ar- tistic temperament, and to see anything pain- ful tried her terribly, while even to hear of it was distressing. Besides, she liked Sarah.
To think of her having come all the way from her distant home to undergo what she had, for nothing !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I slept good last night, an' when the ward maids come around with their brooms, they waked me up ; an' then I looked out the door an' see what a lovely mornin' it was, — look, dear, I can see right out into 104 Digitized by Google A NEW TEACHER.
the garden where them tall red flowers is growin', — an' I felt somethin' nice was goin* to happen ! " She lay and beamed on Winifred as if the paleness of her face and the great black circles under her eyes did not tell of sharp pain and weariness.
" H...ow is your foot ? " the girl asked gently. Somehow she hated to speak of it, but it must be done. Sarah still smiled contentedly.
" No better, my dear," she said ; " they say I've got to go lame always." Winifred's eyes grew wide and troubled.
She had the excessive sensitiveness of the ar- tistic temperament, and to see anything pain- ful tried her terribly, while even to hear of it was distressing. Besides, she liked Sarah.
To think of her having come all the way from her distant home to undergo what she had, for nothing !
What to read after Winifred West : a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing, Blanche Mary, 1860-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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