A Christmas Story
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The second time, Ithought I detected a little impatience in her voice, so I said, taking apen and dipping it in red ink, 'wait one moment, Susan, ' and went onlining and interlining. This was not reading, studying, nor writing; itwas what she very well knew I could do any time. So it told on her. Eachmoment her valor oozed out, and as soon as I felt that the cup ofbitterness was pretty well drained, I proceeded to offer up this victimas a sacrifice to peace.
'Susan, how is your sister's child?'... I looked straight into her. There was no sternness or smartness in myexpression, but the gaze was mathematical. I was measuring her candor, and analyzing her mind.
She colored up and said, 'he's no better, sir; and they've given him up:but the doctor says good nursing will do wonders. ' 'I think so, too. Go back to your sister and stay till he is better; Iwill supply your place. ' This puzzled her, but she could say nothing. I meant 'go' and shewent. --There was no delay--I saw her walk by the window almost at once, and overheard the whisper, 'who next?' I now rang the bell, and Dinah came to the door, saying, before sheknocked, the waiter is out, sir, so I answered your ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second time, Ithought I detected a little impatience in her voice, so I said, taking apen and dipping it in red ink, 'wait one moment, Susan, ' and went onlining and interlining. This was not reading, studying, nor writing; itwas what she very well knew I could do any time. So it told on her. Eachmoment her valor oozed out, and as soon as I felt that the cup ofbitterness was pretty well drained, I proceeded to offer up this victimas a sacrifice to peace.
'Susan, how is your sister's child?'... I looked straight into her. There was no sternness or smartness in myexpression, but the gaze was mathematical. I was measuring her candor, and analyzing her mind.
She colored up and said, 'he's no better, sir; and they've given him up:but the doctor says good nursing will do wonders. ' 'I think so, too. Go back to your sister and stay till he is better; Iwill supply your place. ' This puzzled her, but she could say nothing. I meant 'go' and shewent. --There was no delay--I saw her walk by the window almost at once, and overheard the whisper, 'who next?' I now rang the bell, and Dinah came to the door, saying, before sheknocked, the waiter is out, sir, so I answered your ring.
What to read after A Christmas Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Samuel W. to read onlineMoreLess
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