Making Hay
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Vass had said he would tend to the cow this morning, but she hated to wake him. And with seven men to feed in addition to her regular chores, she wanted to get an early start on the day. Mammy was helping, of course. But she was letting Lessy lead, giving her a chance to prove what a good farm wife she could be. Lessy welcomed the chance. She wanted Vass to be proud of her.
She let herself into the door of the barn, and the sweet, warm smells of clover and alfalfa assailed her. Like everythi...ng else on the farm, the barn was nearly as clean as a church. Vassar believed that cleanliness being next to Godliness meant animals and farm buildings as well as personal hygiene.
“Morning, Sissy,” she said to the big buff-colored Guernsey that stood in the first stall. Lessy quickly gathered up some feed for the cow, and stepping past her in the stall, scattered it evenly in the trough. Sissy wasn’t willing to wait as Lessy neatly spread her morning meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vass had said he would tend to the cow this morning, but she hated to wake him. And with seven men to feed in addition to her regular chores, she wanted to get an early start on the day. Mammy was helping, of course. But she was letting Lessy lead, giving her a chance to prove what a good farm wife she could be. Lessy welcomed the chance. She wanted Vass to be proud of her.
She let herself into the door of the barn, and the sweet, warm smells of clover and alfalfa assailed her. Like everythi...ng else on the farm, the barn was nearly as clean as a church. Vassar believed that cleanliness being next to Godliness meant animals and farm buildings as well as personal hygiene.
“Morning, Sissy,” she said to the big buff-colored Guernsey that stood in the first stall. Lessy quickly gathered up some feed for the cow, and stepping past her in the stall, scattered it evenly in the trough. Sissy wasn’t willing to wait as Lessy neatly spread her morning meal.
What to read after Making Hay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pamela Morsi to read onlineMoreLess
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