Mary Cary
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You needn't bother to come down. It's justlittle Mary Cary. " And she opened the door a tiny crack and peepedthrough.
"Mr. Peet isn't very well to-night, " she said. "He's taken fresh cold. But you can come in. " I came; but I didn't want to. And if Mr. Peet had come down those stepsand shaken hands I wouldn't have been surprised. It's certainly strangehow something you know isn't true seems true; and Mr. Peet, dead fortyyears, seemed awful alive that night. Every minute I thought he'd walkin.
...She likes you to think he's living at night. Every day she goes to hisgrave, which is in the churchyard right next to where she lives; but atnight he comes back to life to her. She's so lonely, I think it'sbeautiful that he comes.
I make out like I think he comes, too, and I always send him my love, and ask how his rheumatism is. I tell you, Martha don't dare smile whenI do it. She don't even want to.
And, don't you know, old Mrs. Peet sent me a Christmas present, too. Apair of mittens. She knit them herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You needn't bother to come down. It's justlittle Mary Cary. " And she opened the door a tiny crack and peepedthrough.
"Mr. Peet isn't very well to-night, " she said. "He's taken fresh cold. But you can come in. " I came; but I didn't want to. And if Mr. Peet had come down those stepsand shaken hands I wouldn't have been surprised. It's certainly strangehow something you know isn't true seems true; and Mr. Peet, dead fortyyears, seemed awful alive that night. Every minute I thought he'd walkin.
...She likes you to think he's living at night. Every day she goes to hisgrave, which is in the churchyard right next to where she lives; but atnight he comes back to life to her. She's so lonely, I think it'sbeautiful that he comes.
I make out like I think he comes, too, and I always send him my love, and ask how his rheumatism is. I tell you, Martha don't dare smile whenI do it. She don't even want to.
And, don't you know, old Mrs. Peet sent me a Christmas present, too. Apair of mittens. She knit them herself.
What to read after Mary Cary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosher Kate Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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