Olive Tracy
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I hear tell he spends all his days in his study, writiri' andreadin'. He never comes a visitin', but Mrs. Hunt is always at it. She haves a mothers' meetin', and a club, and a mission- ary work party, and a friendly girls' evenin', and a lads' night school, and she be on all the committees for every- thin' agoin', and Miss Ida, she be supposed to be looked after by Delia French, but, bless your heart ! the giddy girl is always a-gaddin' round on her own business, and Miss Ida, she be always a-r...unnin' away on hers ! Did STILL LIFE 97 ye ever see such an old fright of a doll, Miss? Well, there has been terrible ructions at the rectory on a Sun- day over it. Mrs. Hunt said it must be put away on the Sabbath, and Miss Ida, who be terrible wilful, won't give in to it. She cried herself ill one Sunday, for 'tis like a livin' thing to her, not a plaything at all, then she was whipped ; but by hook or crook, that child would have her doll, and at last the rector spoke out, and said she was a baby so she might be allowed it a bit longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hear tell he spends all his days in his study, writiri' andreadin'. He never comes a visitin', but Mrs. Hunt is always at it. She haves a mothers' meetin', and a club, and a mission- ary work party, and a friendly girls' evenin', and a lads' night school, and she be on all the committees for every- thin' agoin', and Miss Ida, she be supposed to be looked after by Delia French, but, bless your heart ! the giddy girl is always a-gaddin' round on her own business, and Miss Ida, she be always a-r...unnin' away on hers ! Did STILL LIFE 97 ye ever see such an old fright of a doll, Miss? Well, there has been terrible ructions at the rectory on a Sun- day over it. Mrs. Hunt said it must be put away on the Sabbath, and Miss Ida, who be terrible wilful, won't give in to it. She cried herself ill one Sunday, for 'tis like a livin' thing to her, not a plaything at all, then she was whipped ; but by hook or crook, that child would have her doll, and at last the rector spoke out, and said she was a baby so she might be allowed it a bit longer.
What to read after Olive Tracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Feuvre Amy - to read onlineMoreLess
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