A Manual of the Short Story Art
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They said good-by, awkwardly. Emily's face was a red, swollen mass. So it was that when Jo entered his own hallway half an hour later he blinked, dazedly, and when the light from the window fell on him you saw that his eyes were red. Eva was not one to beat about the bush. She sat forward in her chair, clutching her bag rather nervously. "Now, look here, Jo. Stell and I are here for a reason. We're here to tell you that this thing's got to stop. " "Thing? Stop?" "You know very well what I mean.... You saw me at the milliner's that day. A. Nd night before last, Ethel. We're all disgusted. If you must go about with people like that, please have some sense of decency. " Something gathering in Jo's face should have warned her. But he was slumped down in his chair in such a huddle, and he looked so old and fat that she did not heed it. She went on. "You've got us to consider. Your sisters. And your nieces. Not to speak of your own " But he got to his feet then, shaking, and at what she saw on his face even Eva faltered and stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They said good-by, awkwardly. Emily's face was a red, swollen mass. So it was that when Jo entered his own hallway half an hour later he blinked, dazedly, and when the light from the window fell on him you saw that his eyes were red. Eva was not one to beat about the bush. She sat forward in her chair, clutching her bag rather nervously. "Now, look here, Jo. Stell and I are here for a reason. We're here to tell you that this thing's got to stop. " "Thing? Stop?" "You know very well what I mean.... You saw me at the milliner's that day. A. Nd night before last, Ethel. We're all disgusted. If you must go about with people like that, please have some sense of decency. " Something gathering in Jo's face should have warned her. But he was slumped down in his chair in such a huddle, and he looked so old and fat that she did not heed it. She went on. "You've got us to consider. Your sisters. And your nieces. Not to speak of your own " But he got to his feet then, shaking, and at what she saw on his face even Eva faltered and stopped.
What to read after A Manual of the Short Story Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenn Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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