Barbara Ladd
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There will be dividing of houses, Jim! " There were several seconds of silence, a heavy, momentous silence, and Barbara held her breath, a strange ache at her throat. Then Doctor Jim broug-ht down his fist upon the table, and cried in his full voice : " A dividing of houses, maybe, — but not a divid- ing of hearts, John Pigeon, never a dividing of hearts, eh, what ? eh, wjhat ? " He reached out his hand across the table, and Doctor John seized it in a mighty grip. The long years of love and tru...st between them spoke suddenly in their strong, large faces.
" No, never a dividing of hearts, Jim, in the days that are to come, when our swords go different ways, and we see each other not for a time ! " Then their hands dropped apart, and both laughed uneasily, as they glanced with a shamefaced air about the table.
" Tut ! Tut ! " said Doctor John. " That precious king of yours bids fair to make life damnably serious, Jim. Send him away from the table at once ! " Barbara Ladd 253 But the diversion came too late ; , for Barbara was weeping heedlessly, and Mistress Mehitable, with her white chin quivering, was dabbing her hand- kerchief to her eyes with an air of vexation at her own weakness; while good Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There will be dividing of houses, Jim! " There were several seconds of silence, a heavy, momentous silence, and Barbara held her breath, a strange ache at her throat. Then Doctor Jim broug-ht down his fist upon the table, and cried in his full voice : " A dividing of houses, maybe, — but not a divid- ing of hearts, John Pigeon, never a dividing of hearts, eh, what ? eh, wjhat ? " He reached out his hand across the table, and Doctor John seized it in a mighty grip. The long years of love and tru...st between them spoke suddenly in their strong, large faces.
" No, never a dividing of hearts, Jim, in the days that are to come, when our swords go different ways, and we see each other not for a time ! " Then their hands dropped apart, and both laughed uneasily, as they glanced with a shamefaced air about the table.
" Tut ! Tut ! " said Doctor John. " That precious king of yours bids fair to make life damnably serious, Jim. Send him away from the table at once ! " Barbara Ladd 253 But the diversion came too late ; , for Barbara was weeping heedlessly, and Mistress Mehitable, with her white chin quivering, was dabbing her hand- kerchief to her eyes with an air of vexation at her own weakness; while good Mrs.
What to read after Barbara Ladd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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