Rose O' the River
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At all events, when confronted by the alphabet chart, whose huge black capitals were intended to capture the wandering eyes ofthe infant class, Alcestis exhibited unusual, almost unnatural, excitement.
"That is 'A, ' my boy, " said the teacher genially, as she pointed to thefirst character on the chart.
"Good God, is that 'A'!" exclaimed Alcestis, sitting down heavily onthe nearest bench. And neither teacher nor scholars could discoverwhether he was agreeably surprised or disappointed in thelet...ter, --whether he had expected, if he ever encountered it, to find itwrithing in coils on the floor of a cage, or whether it simply bore noresemblance to the ideal already established in his mind.
Mrs. Wiley had once tried to make something of Mercy, the oldestdaughter of the family, but at the end of six weeks she announced that agirl who couldn't tell whether the clock was going "forrards orbackwards, " and who rubbed a pocket handkerchief as long as she did asheet, would be no help in her household.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At all events, when confronted by the alphabet chart, whose huge black capitals were intended to capture the wandering eyes ofthe infant class, Alcestis exhibited unusual, almost unnatural, excitement.
"That is 'A, ' my boy, " said the teacher genially, as she pointed to thefirst character on the chart.
"Good God, is that 'A'!" exclaimed Alcestis, sitting down heavily onthe nearest bench. And neither teacher nor scholars could discoverwhether he was agreeably surprised or disappointed in thelet...ter, --whether he had expected, if he ever encountered it, to find itwrithing in coils on the floor of a cage, or whether it simply bore noresemblance to the ideal already established in his mind.
Mrs. Wiley had once tried to make something of Mercy, the oldestdaughter of the family, but at the end of six weeks she announced that agirl who couldn't tell whether the clock was going "forrards orbackwards, " and who rubbed a pocket handkerchief as long as she did asheet, would be no help in her household.
What to read after Rose O' the River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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