Our Daily Bread
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And then old Reschke suddenly grunted, "The child can stay wi' me an' play. When Gertie was small she crawled on the floor atween my legs an' was as 'appy as anything ! " So Mina was freed from this care, while Mother Reschke still struggled with hers. Who were to be invited to the wedding ? It must not be a shabby one, or people would talk.
" In any case," she had said to her husband, " we'll invite yer brother-in-law Heinze an' 'is wife from Golmiitz ; then we've done our dooty. I don't think... they'll come, but they'll send a wedding present ; they'll not be sich skinflints not to. Some fat geese, p'r'aps, a few 'ams, fine country liver-sausage ; they might send the 'ole of a 'arf pig — Lor, it's the feelin' it's sent with is the principal thing — ^just wot country-people 'appen to 'ave ! " Mrs. Reschke's indignation knew no bounds when brother-in- law Heinze at once refused the invitation, quite shortly, and without giving any reason : not a word for Mina, no greeting, and — also no present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then old Reschke suddenly grunted, "The child can stay wi' me an' play. When Gertie was small she crawled on the floor atween my legs an' was as 'appy as anything ! " So Mina was freed from this care, while Mother Reschke still struggled with hers. Who were to be invited to the wedding ? It must not be a shabby one, or people would talk.
" In any case," she had said to her husband, " we'll invite yer brother-in-law Heinze an' 'is wife from Golmiitz ; then we've done our dooty. I don't think... they'll come, but they'll send a wedding present ; they'll not be sich skinflints not to. Some fat geese, p'r'aps, a few 'ams, fine country liver-sausage ; they might send the 'ole of a 'arf pig — Lor, it's the feelin' it's sent with is the principal thing — ^just wot country-people 'appen to 'ave ! " Mrs. Reschke's indignation knew no bounds when brother-in- law Heinze at once refused the invitation, quite shortly, and without giving any reason : not a word for Mina, no greeting, and — also no present.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Viebig to read onlineMoreLess
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