Big Timber
Big Timber
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Poor little kiddies--both of you. " She shook off his hands, not because she rebelled against his touch, against his sympathy, merely because she had come to that nervous statewhere she scarce realized what she did.
"Oh, " she choked, "I can't bear it. My baby, my little baby boy. The onebright spot that's left, and he has to suffer like that. If he dies, it's the end of everything for me. " Fyfe stared at her. The warm, pitying look on his face ebbed away, hardened into his old, mask-like abse...nce of expression.
"No, " he said quietly, "it would only be the beginning. Lord God, butthis has been a day. " He whirled about with a quick gesture of his hands, a harsh, raspy laughthat was very near a sob, and left her. Twenty minutes later, whenStella was irresistibly drawn back to the bedroom, she found him sittingsober and silent, looking at his son.
A little past midnight Jack Junior died.
CHAPTER XIX FREE AS THE WIND Stella sat watching the gray lines of rain beat down on the asphalt, themuddy rivulets that streamed along the gutter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor little kiddies--both of you. " She shook off his hands, not because she rebelled against his touch, against his sympathy, merely because she had come to that nervous statewhere she scarce realized what she did.
"Oh, " she choked, "I can't bear it. My baby, my little baby boy. The onebright spot that's left, and he has to suffer like that. If he dies, it's the end of everything for me. " Fyfe stared at her. The warm, pitying look on his face ebbed away, hardened into his old, mask-like abse...nce of expression.
"No, " he said quietly, "it would only be the beginning. Lord God, butthis has been a day. " He whirled about with a quick gesture of his hands, a harsh, raspy laughthat was very near a sob, and left her. Twenty minutes later, whenStella was irresistibly drawn back to the bedroom, she found him sittingsober and silent, looking at his son.
A little past midnight Jack Junior died.
CHAPTER XIX FREE AS THE WIND Stella sat watching the gray lines of rain beat down on the asphalt, themuddy rivulets that streamed along the gutter.
What to read after Big Timber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand W Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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