Mrs. Hungerford
Mrs. Hungerford
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In 1883 shemarried Mr. Henry Hungerford. He also is Irish, and his father's place, Cahirmore, of about eleven thousand acres, lies nearly twenty miles tothe west of Bandon. 'It may interest you', she says, 'to hear that myhusband was at the same school as Mr. Rider Haggard. I remember when wewere all much younger than we are now, the two boys came over for theirholidays to Cahirmore, and one day in my old home "Milleen" we all wentdown to the kitchen to cast bullets. We little thought then that... thequiet, shy schoolboy, was destined to be the author of "King Solomon'sMines"'.
Nothing less than a genius is Mrs. Hungerford at gardening. Her dressprotected by a pretty holland apron, her hands encased in brown leathergloves, she digs and delves. Followed by many children, each armed withone of 'mother's own' implements--for she has her own little spadeand hoe, and rake, and trowel, and fork--she plants her own seeds, and pricks her own seedlings, prunes, grafts, and watches with thedeepest eagerness to see them grow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1883 shemarried Mr. Henry Hungerford. He also is Irish, and his father's place, Cahirmore, of about eleven thousand acres, lies nearly twenty miles tothe west of Bandon. 'It may interest you', she says, 'to hear that myhusband was at the same school as Mr. Rider Haggard. I remember when wewere all much younger than we are now, the two boys came over for theirholidays to Cahirmore, and one day in my old home "Milleen" we all wentdown to the kitchen to cast bullets. We little thought then that... thequiet, shy schoolboy, was destined to be the author of "King Solomon'sMines"'.
Nothing less than a genius is Mrs. Hungerford at gardening. Her dressprotected by a pretty holland apron, her hands encased in brown leathergloves, she digs and delves. Followed by many children, each armed withone of 'mother's own' implements--for she has her own little spadeand hoe, and rake, and trowel, and fork--she plants her own seeds, and pricks her own seedlings, prunes, grafts, and watches with thedeepest eagerness to see them grow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black Helen C. to read onlineMoreLess
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