A Tar-Heel Baron
A Tar-Heel Baron
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" "Herr Stapfer, my lawyer, had it. " "I applied to him, and he gave me an address in Texas that you had senthim a year ago. " "It is true. I believe I never wrote to him after I settled here untillast June. " "Yes, it was in June that I heard from him again that you were here, and ill. I begged him not to tell you of Max's death. I did not knowhow ill you were, and I feared for you. Then I decided to come myselfto find you--and care for you if you needed care. " "Your aunt?" "She is dead. I ha...ve no one now--but you. " Silence fell on them. The little figure with the dark robes of hermourning clinging about her, rose and stood before him, her linkedfingers twisting nervously together.
"You will let me stay? You told me once--you swore it, do youremember?--that your life was mine; that I had but to tell you of myneed. You remember?" "Yes, I remember. " His eyes were on the ground and never met her steady gaze, but sheseemed satisfied with what she saw. Her hands stopped their nervousplay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Herr Stapfer, my lawyer, had it. " "I applied to him, and he gave me an address in Texas that you had senthim a year ago. " "It is true. I believe I never wrote to him after I settled here untillast June. " "Yes, it was in June that I heard from him again that you were here, and ill. I begged him not to tell you of Max's death. I did not knowhow ill you were, and I feared for you. Then I decided to come myselfto find you--and care for you if you needed care. " "Your aunt?" "She is dead. I ha...ve no one now--but you. " Silence fell on them. The little figure with the dark robes of hermourning clinging about her, rose and stood before him, her linkedfingers twisting nervously together.
"You will let me stay? You told me once--you swore it, do youremember?--that your life was mine; that I had but to tell you of myneed. You remember?" "Yes, I remember. " His eyes were on the ground and never met her steady gaze, but sheseemed satisfied with what she saw. Her hands stopped their nervousplay.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Mabell Shippie Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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