A Master's Degree
A Master's Degree
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" Burleigh rose, silent still, and the two went out together. At thedoorway, he turned to Fenneben, who grasped his hand without a word. Andonce again, the firm hand clasp of the Dean of Sunrise seemed to bindthe country boy to the finer things of life. It had done the same onthat day after the Thanksgiving game when he sat in Fenneben's study, and understood for the first time what gives the right to pride inbrawny arm and steel-spring nerve.
After Burleigh left him, Lloyd Fenneben stood for a... long time on hisveranda in the light of the doorway watching the steady downpour of thewarm May rain. As he turned at length to enter the house a rough-lookingman with rain-soaked clothing and slouched hat, sprang out of theshadows.
"Stranger, " he called hastily. "There's a little child fell in the riverround the bend, and his mother got hold of him, but she can't pull himout, and can't hold on much longer. Will you come help me, quick? I'veonly got one arm or I would n't have had to ask for help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Burleigh rose, silent still, and the two went out together. At thedoorway, he turned to Fenneben, who grasped his hand without a word. Andonce again, the firm hand clasp of the Dean of Sunrise seemed to bindthe country boy to the finer things of life. It had done the same onthat day after the Thanksgiving game when he sat in Fenneben's study, and understood for the first time what gives the right to pride inbrawny arm and steel-spring nerve.
After Burleigh left him, Lloyd Fenneben stood for a... long time on hisveranda in the light of the doorway watching the steady downpour of thewarm May rain. As he turned at length to enter the house a rough-lookingman with rain-soaked clothing and slouched hat, sprang out of theshadows.
"Stranger, " he called hastily. "There's a little child fell in the riverround the bend, and his mother got hold of him, but she can't pull himout, and can't hold on much longer. Will you come help me, quick? I'veonly got one arm or I would n't have had to ask for help.
What to read after A Master's Degree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarter Margaret Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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