Annie Kilburn, a Novel
Annie Kilburn, a Novel
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"Why, _Ellen_!" she said, looking into thelittle alcove from the hall. "Are you here yet? And Annie! Where in theworld is Ralph?" At the pleading look with which Mrs. Putney replied, sheexclaimed: "Oh, it's what I was afraid of! I don't see what the woman couldhave been about! But of course she didn't think of poor Ralph. Ellen, letme take you and Winthrop home! Dr. Morrell will be sure to bring Ralph. " "Well, " said Mrs. Putney passively, but without rising.
"Annie can come too. There's plent...y of room. Jack can walk. " Jack Wilmington joined Lyra in urging Annie to take his place. He said toher, apart, "Young Munger has been telling me that Putney got at thesideboard and carried off the rum. I'll stay and help look after him. " A crazy laugh came into the parlour from the piazza outside, and the groupin the alcove started forward. Putney stood at a window, resting one armon the bar of the long lower sash, which was raised to its full height, and looking ironically in upon Mrs. Munger and her remaining guests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, _Ellen_!" she said, looking into thelittle alcove from the hall. "Are you here yet? And Annie! Where in theworld is Ralph?" At the pleading look with which Mrs. Putney replied, sheexclaimed: "Oh, it's what I was afraid of! I don't see what the woman couldhave been about! But of course she didn't think of poor Ralph. Ellen, letme take you and Winthrop home! Dr. Morrell will be sure to bring Ralph. " "Well, " said Mrs. Putney passively, but without rising.
"Annie can come too. There's plent...y of room. Jack can walk. " Jack Wilmington joined Lyra in urging Annie to take his place. He said toher, apart, "Young Munger has been telling me that Putney got at thesideboard and carried off the rum. I'll stay and help look after him. " A crazy laugh came into the parlour from the piazza outside, and the groupin the alcove started forward. Putney stood at a window, resting one armon the bar of the long lower sash, which was raised to its full height, and looking ironically in upon Mrs. Munger and her remaining guests.
What to read after Annie Kilburn, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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