Harper's Young People, September 28, 1880
Harper's Young People, September 28, 1880
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Other women were already at work; their dresses of gay colors, yellow and red, showed against the gray background of the trees. A boybeat the branches with a long pole. Gita began to work with the rest. She did not think much about the olive-tree, although it was a goodfriend. She was paid twenty sous a day to gather the berries from theground, which were then taken to the crushing mill up the ravine to bemade into oil. Gita ate the green lemons plucked from the trees as achild of the North wou...ld eat apples, but she loved the good olive-oilbetter. When the grandmother made a feast, it was to fry the littlesilvery sardines in oil, so crisp and brown.
The olive-tree is a native of Asia Minor, and often mentioned in theBible. Some of the trees in the garden where Gita now worked were so oldthat the Romans saw them when they conquered the world.
At noon the olive-pickers paused to rest. Gita went away alone, and atethe handful of chestnuts given her by grandmother. When she returned tothe town at night she would have another bit of bread and a raw onion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other women were already at work; their dresses of gay colors, yellow and red, showed against the gray background of the trees. A boybeat the branches with a long pole. Gita began to work with the rest. She did not think much about the olive-tree, although it was a goodfriend. She was paid twenty sous a day to gather the berries from theground, which were then taken to the crushing mill up the ravine to bemade into oil. Gita ate the green lemons plucked from the trees as achild of the North wou...ld eat apples, but she loved the good olive-oilbetter. When the grandmother made a feast, it was to fry the littlesilvery sardines in oil, so crisp and brown.
The olive-tree is a native of Asia Minor, and often mentioned in theBible. Some of the trees in the garden where Gita now worked were so oldthat the Romans saw them when they conquered the world.
At noon the olive-pickers paused to rest. Gita went away alone, and atethe handful of chestnuts given her by grandmother. When she returned tothe town at night she would have another bit of bread and a raw onion.
What to read after Harper's Young People, September 28, 1880?
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