Recollections of a Chaperon 1
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He was to get the trees felled, and a log-house built, and some ground trenched, and every thing quite com- fortable in a manner ; and he was to come back for me in the spring. I did not half like this. As long as I was with him I felt as if I could do any thing ; but when he was gone, I don't know how it was, but I had no spirit to any thing. But he would not let me go. He said, ' No ! he had told father I should be treated tenderly, and he would never let me be worse off than the very gipsies... in Old England."' " The autumn seemed very long to me ; but I worked hard, and earned enough to get every thing nice for my baby, and to have a few household things ready to take with me when the spring came. After my child was born, I began to grow quite happy with thinking how^ pleased John would be to see it.
I had got together all my little goods, and had packed them up, and I was waiting every day for him to come. I thought every step I heard at the door might be him ; for there was 136 MILLY AND LUCY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was to get the trees felled, and a log-house built, and some ground trenched, and every thing quite com- fortable in a manner ; and he was to come back for me in the spring. I did not half like this. As long as I was with him I felt as if I could do any thing ; but when he was gone, I don't know how it was, but I had no spirit to any thing. But he would not let me go. He said, ' No ! he had told father I should be treated tenderly, and he would never let me be worse off than the very gipsies... in Old England."' " The autumn seemed very long to me ; but I worked hard, and earned enough to get every thing nice for my baby, and to have a few household things ready to take with me when the spring came. After my child was born, I began to grow quite happy with thinking how^ pleased John would be to see it.
I had got together all my little goods, and had packed them up, and I was waiting every day for him to come. I thought every step I heard at the door might be him ; for there was 136 MILLY AND LUCY.
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