My Sister Celia
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Vanner who said quietly, “You’ve proved your own case, my child. The name under which you were registered for adoption was Celia Cant.”“Then it’s true?” Celia’s lovely face crumpled suddenly, as though she were a child about to cry. But she recovered herself and repeated shakily, “It’s true! That was the name I must have given when they found me wandering. It was so simple—much simpler than my real name. I would remember that—and probably gave it as the name of the lady I’d been living with. And... they must have thought I meant my mother. Oh, Freda!”“Just a minute—” Mrs. Vanner began. But nothing could stop the girls’ reunion now. They rushed into each other’s arms and hugged and kissed, as though they were only now meeting for the first time.“It’s true,” Celia kept on saying. “Dear Freda—I didn’t know you meant so much to me until they tried to take you away.”“We didn’t try to take her away, Celia,” Mr. Vanner protested mildly. “We just—”“Oh, no, no.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vanner who said quietly, “You’ve proved your own case, my child. The name under which you were registered for adoption was Celia Cant.”“Then it’s true?” Celia’s lovely face crumpled suddenly, as though she were a child about to cry. But she recovered herself and repeated shakily, “It’s true! That was the name I must have given when they found me wandering. It was so simple—much simpler than my real name. I would remember that—and probably gave it as the name of the lady I’d been living with. And... they must have thought I meant my mother. Oh, Freda!”“Just a minute—” Mrs. Vanner began. But nothing could stop the girls’ reunion now. They rushed into each other’s arms and hugged and kissed, as though they were only now meeting for the first time.“It’s true,” Celia kept on saying. “Dear Freda—I didn’t know you meant so much to me until they tried to take you away.”“We didn’t try to take her away, Celia,” Mr. Vanner protested mildly. “We just—”“Oh, no, no.
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