The Story of An East Side Family
The Story of An East Side Family
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Money was given each week to Jacob to keep for them. It was difficult to tell which had the greatest pride in their prosperity. Certainly to Jacob it was a personal matter.
There was a new light in Mary's eyes. Her interest in shop windows no longer centered in hats. It wan- dered now, and her eyes rested longest, and she specu- lated on values most, as she looked at witching garments she had never noticed before.
CHAPTEE VII.
THE HOME AND ITS MISTRESS.
MARY never, even to Jack, acknowledged th...at working, after her marriage, was a constant mortification. She knew the other girls commented on it. Once or twice in her presence remarks were made about married women taking the bread and butter out of the mouths of girls who had no one to work for them. Mary, but for the flash of anger in her eyes, made no response. She knew she earned more money than any of the girls in the shop, and at times she reproached herself for working up to the limit of her productive powers when she remem- bered their needs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Money was given each week to Jacob to keep for them. It was difficult to tell which had the greatest pride in their prosperity. Certainly to Jacob it was a personal matter.
There was a new light in Mary's eyes. Her interest in shop windows no longer centered in hats. It wan- dered now, and her eyes rested longest, and she specu- lated on values most, as she looked at witching garments she had never noticed before.
CHAPTEE VII.
THE HOME AND ITS MISTRESS.
MARY never, even to Jack, acknowledged th...at working, after her marriage, was a constant mortification. She knew the other girls commented on it. Once or twice in her presence remarks were made about married women taking the bread and butter out of the mouths of girls who had no one to work for them. Mary, but for the flash of anger in her eyes, made no response. She knew she earned more money than any of the girls in the shop, and at times she reproached herself for working up to the limit of her productive powers when she remem- bered their needs.
What to read after The Story of An East Side Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillian Williams Betts to read onlineMoreLess
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