The Dingbat of Arcady
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What a chance! Of course I w^ould. She sat down on the sloping steps of her porch and gathered her brood around her. I stood in broad sunlight in the path below. My hair was done in a tight, ugly knot. My face and hands were stained with the juice of loganberries. I wore a khaki skirt dingy with smoke from many fires and an old shirt of my husband's with the collar loose at the throat and the sleeves chopped off informally at the elbows. A city audience would have stopped and looked at me, but ...would not have listened with any degree of respect. My audience by the riverside listened with plea- sure. And never have I found greater pleasure in speaking the lines of a poem. I said every- thing that I could remember.
When my programme came to an end the mother went into the house and brought me a thank-offering, a dozen cucumbers, a loaf of fresh bread, a small pat of butter, carrots and lettuce. She would take no money for them. So, with peace in our hearts, we thanked 54 T^he Dingbat of Arcady one another for such gifts as we had been able to give.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a chance! Of course I w^ould. She sat down on the sloping steps of her porch and gathered her brood around her. I stood in broad sunlight in the path below. My hair was done in a tight, ugly knot. My face and hands were stained with the juice of loganberries. I wore a khaki skirt dingy with smoke from many fires and an old shirt of my husband's with the collar loose at the throat and the sleeves chopped off informally at the elbows. A city audience would have stopped and looked at me, but ...would not have listened with any degree of respect. My audience by the riverside listened with plea- sure. And never have I found greater pleasure in speaking the lines of a poem. I said every- thing that I could remember.
When my programme came to an end the mother went into the house and brought me a thank-offering, a dozen cucumbers, a loaf of fresh bread, a small pat of butter, carrots and lettuce. She would take no money for them. So, with peace in our hearts, we thanked 54 T^he Dingbat of Arcady one another for such gifts as we had been able to give.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkinson, Marguerite Ogden Bigelow, 1883-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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