Working With the Working Woman
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Not until the last few days did I feel forced to volunteernow and then enough information so that they would get my name and memore or less clear in their minds and never feel, after theirheart-warming cordiality, that I had tried “to put anything over onthem. ” Whether I was Miss Parks or Mrs. Parker, it made no differenceto them. It did to me, for I felt here at last I could keep up thecontacts I had made; and instead of walking off suddenly, leaving goodfriends behind without a word, I could... honestly say I was off to thenext job, promise everyone I'd write often and come again to theFalls, and have everyone promise to write me and never come to NewYork without letting me know. I can lie awake nights and imagine whatfun it is going to be getting back to the Falls some day and waitingby the bridge down at the bleachery for the girls to come out at noon, seeing them all again. Maybe Mrs. Halley will call out her, “Hi! look'ose 'ere!”
* * * * * At our bleachery, be it known, no goods were manufactured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not until the last few days did I feel forced to volunteernow and then enough information so that they would get my name and memore or less clear in their minds and never feel, after theirheart-warming cordiality, that I had tried “to put anything over onthem. ” Whether I was Miss Parks or Mrs. Parker, it made no differenceto them. It did to me, for I felt here at last I could keep up thecontacts I had made; and instead of walking off suddenly, leaving goodfriends behind without a word, I could... honestly say I was off to thenext job, promise everyone I'd write often and come again to theFalls, and have everyone promise to write me and never come to NewYork without letting me know. I can lie awake nights and imagine whatfun it is going to be getting back to the Falls some day and waitingby the bridge down at the bleachery for the girls to come out at noon, seeing them all again. Maybe Mrs. Halley will call out her, “Hi! look'ose 'ere!”
* * * * * At our bleachery, be it known, no goods were manufactured.
What to read after Working With the Working Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Cornelia Stratton to read onlineMoreLess
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