Cheerful—by Request
Cheerful—by Request
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The kettle in herlap and the dishpan full of great ripe cherries on the porch floor byher chair, she would pit and chat and peer out through the vines, thered juice staining her plump bare arms.
I have wondered since what Blanche Devine thought of us those lonesomeevenings--those evenings filled with little friendly sights and sounds. It is lonely, uphill business at best--this being good. It must havebeen difficult for her, who had dwelt behind closed shutters so long, toseat herself on the ne...w front porch for all the world to stare at; butshe did sit there--resolutely--watching us in silence.
She seized hungrily upon the stray crumbs of conversation that fell toher. The milkman and the iceman and the butcher boy used to hold dailyconversation with her. They--sociable gentlemen--would stand on herdoorstep, one grimy hand resting against the white of her doorpost, exchanging the time of day with Blanche in the doorway--a tea towel inone hand, perhaps, and a plate in the other. Her little house was amiracle of cleanliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The kettle in herlap and the dishpan full of great ripe cherries on the porch floor byher chair, she would pit and chat and peer out through the vines, thered juice staining her plump bare arms.
I have wondered since what Blanche Devine thought of us those lonesomeevenings--those evenings filled with little friendly sights and sounds. It is lonely, uphill business at best--this being good. It must havebeen difficult for her, who had dwelt behind closed shutters so long, toseat herself on the ne...w front porch for all the world to stare at; butshe did sit there--resolutely--watching us in silence.
She seized hungrily upon the stray crumbs of conversation that fell toher. The milkman and the iceman and the butcher boy used to hold dailyconversation with her. They--sociable gentlemen--would stand on herdoorstep, one grimy hand resting against the white of her doorpost, exchanging the time of day with Blanche in the doorway--a tea towel inone hand, perhaps, and a plate in the other. Her little house was amiracle of cleanliness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferber Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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