Madcap Miss (1990)
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A country servant, younger than Grace herself and pretty in a robust way, came and shook her awake. “Time to get up, missie,” she said gaily. “Your grandma is up and wants me to do your hair.”
Grace rubbed her eyes as she looked around the strange room. The brown walls of the preceding evening had softened to a faded yellow, with lighter spots that might, perhaps, be roses. The sunlight streaming through the dusty panes picked out heavy mahogany furnishings from a past era.
Memory returned, caus...ing her to look in alarm at the servant. Grace got out of bed and turned toward the window to scramble into her dress, to prevent the girl’s discovering she was not a child. Once the concealing dress was on, she felt safer. The servant took a brush to her hair, yanking it hard, then pulling it into two tails, with a part down the back.
“My name’s Molly,” the servant said as she worked. “This here is how I do my sister’s hair.”
As Molly stuck two large blue bows on the ends of the braids, Grace glanced in the mirror and felt she was looking at a veritable youngster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A country servant, younger than Grace herself and pretty in a robust way, came and shook her awake. “Time to get up, missie,” she said gaily. “Your grandma is up and wants me to do your hair.”
Grace rubbed her eyes as she looked around the strange room. The brown walls of the preceding evening had softened to a faded yellow, with lighter spots that might, perhaps, be roses. The sunlight streaming through the dusty panes picked out heavy mahogany furnishings from a past era.
Memory returned, caus...ing her to look in alarm at the servant. Grace got out of bed and turned toward the window to scramble into her dress, to prevent the girl’s discovering she was not a child. Once the concealing dress was on, she felt safer. The servant took a brush to her hair, yanking it hard, then pulling it into two tails, with a part down the back.
“My name’s Molly,” the servant said as she worked. “This here is how I do my sister’s hair.”
As Molly stuck two large blue bows on the ends of the braids, Grace glanced in the mirror and felt she was looking at a veritable youngster.
What to read after Madcap Miss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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