A Daughter of Two Nations
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Thou hast not told me of thy father. " Jack s voice trembled, as he said : "He was in the battle of Bennington, and escaped unharmed ; but I do not like to tell the many sorrowful things that hap pened to others. I will walk part way with thee, when I tell the boys to start our dinner. I wish you would n t go. " "No, I best go home. " They walked along over the green grass. The birds were singing, and all thought of care left the young hearts, as they talked of the long summer days in which the...y had roamed the fields over for flowers and berries. As they reached the bars, Jack let them down ; then said : "Now, I am going back. Good-bye, Birdie. " She waved the bonnet, the strings of A Daughter of Two Nations which were held tightly in her hand, and ran on until her home was reached. As Arabella entered the kitchen it was with surprise at not seeing the Quakeress at this hour preparing the mid-day meal.
"Martha!" Then, as no answer came, she screamed: "M-a-r-t-h-a. " As she opened the door leading to the living-room, Friend Hezekiah met her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou hast not told me of thy father. " Jack s voice trembled, as he said : "He was in the battle of Bennington, and escaped unharmed ; but I do not like to tell the many sorrowful things that hap pened to others. I will walk part way with thee, when I tell the boys to start our dinner. I wish you would n t go. " "No, I best go home. " They walked along over the green grass. The birds were singing, and all thought of care left the young hearts, as they talked of the long summer days in which the...y had roamed the fields over for flowers and berries. As they reached the bars, Jack let them down ; then said : "Now, I am going back. Good-bye, Birdie. " She waved the bonnet, the strings of A Daughter of Two Nations which were held tightly in her hand, and ran on until her home was reached. As Arabella entered the kitchen it was with surprise at not seeing the Quakeress at this hour preparing the mid-day meal.
"Martha!" Then, as no answer came, she screamed: "M-a-r-t-h-a. " As she opened the door leading to the living-room, Friend Hezekiah met her.
What to read after A Daughter of Two Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Gale Mcclelland to read onlineMoreLess
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