Rebecca Mary - Donnell, Annie Hamilton
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Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Rebecca Mary took another stitch. Then another. "Ninety-sevvun, ninety-eight," she counted aloud, her little pointed face gravely intent. She waited the briefest possible space before she took ninety-nine. It was getting very close to the Time now. "At the hundred an' oneth," Rebecca Mary whispered. "It's almost it." Her breath came quicker under her tight little dress. Between her thin, light eyebrows a crease deepened anxiously.…mehr

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Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Rebecca Mary took another stitch. Then another. "Ninety-sevvun, ninety-eight," she counted aloud, her little pointed face gravely intent. She waited the briefest possible space before she took ninety-nine. It was getting very close to the Time now. "At the hundred an' oneth," Rebecca Mary whispered. "It's almost it." Her breath came quicker under her tight little dress. Between her thin, light eyebrows a crease deepened anxiously. "Ninety - n-i-n-e," she counted, "one hun-der-ed" - it was so very close now! The next stitch would be the hundred and oneth. Rebecca Mary's face suddenly grew quite white. "I'll wait a m-minute," she decided; "I'm just a little scared. When you've been lookin' head to the hundred and oneth so LONG and you get the very next door to it, it scares you a little. I'll wait until - oh, until Thomas Jefferson crows, before I sew the hundred and oneth."
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Annie Hamilton Donnell was an American novelist who wrote lovely and touching novels about everyday life. Her masterwork, "Gloria and the Treeless Street," is a beautiful collection of short stories that highlight the beauty in everyday events. Donnell's collection tells stories of love, friendship, and resilience set against the backdrop of small-town America. Through her vivid storytelling and sharp observation, she creates a cast of appealing characters who tackle life's obstacles with courage and grace. "Gloria and Treeless Street" celebrates the human spirit and the modest pleasures that make life worthwhile. From childhood escapades to the challenges of maturity, Donnell's stories captivate readers of all ages, providing moments of laughter, introspection, and inspiration. Donnell's work is distinguished by warmth, humor, and compassion, transporting readers to a world of kindness and compassion. Her stories highlight the need of empathy, understanding, and community in our daily lives. Annie Hamilton Donnell's "Gloria and Treeless Street" bears a lasting legacy as a storyteller who valued the beauty of the everyday and discovered magic in the routine. Her stories continue to captivate readers, inviting them to experience the world through the eyes of wonder and appreciation.