Songs in Ordinary Time
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A faint smile eased her heavy mouth. Soon, Grondine’s house would be every bit as clean SONGS IN ORDINARY TIME / 67 as this one. Room by room she was taking it apart, scrubbing and polishing it back into a real nice place. Every room she did felt like hers somehow.
Even Grondine thought so. He wanted to pay her for all her work, but she’d refused.
“Don’t look like the same place anymore. Looks like a real house,” he’d said last week as he watched her rehang the freshly ironed cotton curtains in ...the front room. Her cheeks flushed now at the thought of doing the upstairs, even though Grondine said he never went up there anymore. He slept on the couch and kept his clothes in the back hall closet.
“They ought to shut him down,” Mrs. LaChance said, shaking salt into the soup.
Mr. LaChance wasn’t supposed to have any salt, so Jozia never added it.
The one time she’d reminded Mrs. LaChance of this, she’d almost taken her head off.
“If he can’t run his business right, then he shouldn’t be in business.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A faint smile eased her heavy mouth. Soon, Grondine’s house would be every bit as clean SONGS IN ORDINARY TIME / 67 as this one. Room by room she was taking it apart, scrubbing and polishing it back into a real nice place. Every room she did felt like hers somehow.
Even Grondine thought so. He wanted to pay her for all her work, but she’d refused.
“Don’t look like the same place anymore. Looks like a real house,” he’d said last week as he watched her rehang the freshly ironed cotton curtains in ...the front room. Her cheeks flushed now at the thought of doing the upstairs, even though Grondine said he never went up there anymore. He slept on the couch and kept his clothes in the back hall closet.
“They ought to shut him down,” Mrs. LaChance said, shaking salt into the soup.
Mr. LaChance wasn’t supposed to have any salt, so Jozia never added it.
The one time she’d reminded Mrs. LaChance of this, she’d almost taken her head off.
“If he can’t run his business right, then he shouldn’t be in business.”
What to read after Songs in Ordinary Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mcgarry Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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