Quaker Idyls
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' Several times that winter he come, and set and set, and onct I got up and was a-goin* up the kitchen stairs when I felt somethin' in my heel. I sot down on the top step and pulled my stockin' off, a-look- in' fer a tack or perhaps a broke- off needle, when all of a sudden the door was ajar and they hadn't spoke a word afore I heard Jim Whiffles say : ' I knowed a feller as went a-courtin' one gal fer a whole year. ' " ' P'r'aps, ' said Pamely.
" ' And she didn't chuck him off neither. ' " ' S...'pose not. ' " I tell you I listened close after that, but there was not a sound until Jim shove his chair and got up to go and she took the candle to the outside door, and then she PAMELIA'S COURTSHIP. 8l come in and went right off to bed.
" Next mornin' I looked at her sharper'n ever but I couldn't see a shadder on her cheek. She was jest as bloomin' and as quiet as ever, and I knowed she cared more fer my leetle finger than fer the whole of Jim Whiffles' body.
" Next time he came it was near New Year's and he sot a big red apple plump in her lap ; but she did not so much as say ' thankee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Several times that winter he come, and set and set, and onct I got up and was a-goin* up the kitchen stairs when I felt somethin' in my heel. I sot down on the top step and pulled my stockin' off, a-look- in' fer a tack or perhaps a broke- off needle, when all of a sudden the door was ajar and they hadn't spoke a word afore I heard Jim Whiffles say : ' I knowed a feller as went a-courtin' one gal fer a whole year. ' " ' P'r'aps, ' said Pamely.
" ' And she didn't chuck him off neither. ' " ' S...'pose not. ' " I tell you I listened close after that, but there was not a sound until Jim shove his chair and got up to go and she took the candle to the outside door, and then she PAMELIA'S COURTSHIP. 8l come in and went right off to bed.
" Next mornin' I looked at her sharper'n ever but I couldn't see a shadder on her cheek. She was jest as bloomin' and as quiet as ever, and I knowed she cared more fer my leetle finger than fer the whole of Jim Whiffles' body.
" Next time he came it was near New Year's and he sot a big red apple plump in her lap ; but she did not so much as say ' thankee.
What to read after Quaker Idyls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah M H Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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