Gone to Soldiers
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“I’m glad my baby was born, or I’m sure he would have been marked!”
“My bubeh used to say that was nonsense, Trudi,” Ruthie said, knitting away madly on the sweater she was making for Morris. If she worked hard in the little time she had to spend with Trudi, she might have it done by fall. “She saw my grandfather, her husband, beaten to death before her eyes in Kozienice. Not only did she not lose her baby, but Esther, the last daughter, was smart and pretty and certainly the only one who ended ...up with money. Think of that!” Ruthie laughed, although the story was of pain, because she was imitating her bubeh’s manner, whom Trudi had known, and that made her feel good, almost as if her grandmother were in the room.
“If I’d known what giving birth is like, I don’t know that I would have agreed to it.” Trudi, who knitted much better than Ruthie, was turning out a roll of blue wool in a flutter of clicking needles. “When I say that to my mother, she gets mad and calls me wicked, but I went through the wringer.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’m glad my baby was born, or I’m sure he would have been marked!”
“My bubeh used to say that was nonsense, Trudi,” Ruthie said, knitting away madly on the sweater she was making for Morris. If she worked hard in the little time she had to spend with Trudi, she might have it done by fall. “She saw my grandfather, her husband, beaten to death before her eyes in Kozienice. Not only did she not lose her baby, but Esther, the last daughter, was smart and pretty and certainly the only one who ended ...up with money. Think of that!” Ruthie laughed, although the story was of pain, because she was imitating her bubeh’s manner, whom Trudi had known, and that made her feel good, almost as if her grandmother were in the room.
“If I’d known what giving birth is like, I don’t know that I would have agreed to it.” Trudi, who knitted much better than Ruthie, was turning out a roll of blue wool in a flutter of clicking needles. “When I say that to my mother, she gets mad and calls me wicked, but I went through the wringer.”
What to read after Gone to Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marge Piercy to read onlineMoreLess
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