Our Little Old Lady
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He's bin sick nigh five weeks 'n' he died las' Monday. The Masons they buried him fine, this mornin'. They all brought heaps o' flowers. Yass'm, they suttinly did do him fine. " The Little Old Lady fled through the open door without a word and did not stop until she had reached her own room and closed its door behind her. Even Louise did not try to follow her. She knew there were times when Granny wanted to be alone.
We found her sitting in her arm chair when, a little later, we went into her r...oom. She had taken off her bonnet and coat and smoothed her hair and put on her snowy cap, but 65 OUR LITTLE OLD LADY she did not look quite like the Little Old Lady. She had no smile for us and her eyes held a hurt and she seemed very tired.
"You've done too much, dear, " said her daughter-in-law, gently.
A flush crept into the white face. The Little Old Lady's backbone stiffened with a snap.
"Done too much, Sally? I've done too little. That's what hurts. I haven't done my Christian duty. Right beyond that wall" she pointed at the rose-flowered wall of her little bedroom "there's been sickness and suffering and death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's bin sick nigh five weeks 'n' he died las' Monday. The Masons they buried him fine, this mornin'. They all brought heaps o' flowers. Yass'm, they suttinly did do him fine. " The Little Old Lady fled through the open door without a word and did not stop until she had reached her own room and closed its door behind her. Even Louise did not try to follow her. She knew there were times when Granny wanted to be alone.
We found her sitting in her arm chair when, a little later, we went into her r...oom. She had taken off her bonnet and coat and smoothed her hair and put on her snowy cap, but 65 OUR LITTLE OLD LADY she did not look quite like the Little Old Lady. She had no smile for us and her eyes held a hurt and she seemed very tired.
"You've done too much, dear, " said her daughter-in-law, gently.
A flush crept into the white face. The Little Old Lady's backbone stiffened with a snap.
"Done too much, Sally? I've done too little. That's what hurts. I haven't done my Christian duty. Right beyond that wall" she pointed at the rose-flowered wall of her little bedroom "there's been sickness and suffering and death.
What to read after Our Little Old Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd to read onlineMoreLess
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