Coming Through the Rye (2012)
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Judson came heavily to the top of the stairs and called, “Frances! Why don’t you open that door?”
The stentorian voice seemed at once to lay bare the four shamed girls sitting in breathless silence, seemed to reveal to the one outside the door that they had been afraid to open it. Just what they were afraid of they did not quite know, only that there had been so many unforeseen happenings, so many startling events during that day that they hardly knew what was coming next. Then, too, there was i...n their countenances a confession of the many things in their lives that they would not care to have revealed. And admission, to themselves at least, that they were open to unpleasant investigation as well as the ones who had been that day arrested.
Not that there was any such open admission. Oh no. Each girl straightened her frills and ruffled her bob and went on chewing indifferently as though that knock were nothing to her.
Frances hurried into the hall with a belated and breathless “Oh, yes’m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judson came heavily to the top of the stairs and called, “Frances! Why don’t you open that door?”
The stentorian voice seemed at once to lay bare the four shamed girls sitting in breathless silence, seemed to reveal to the one outside the door that they had been afraid to open it. Just what they were afraid of they did not quite know, only that there had been so many unforeseen happenings, so many startling events during that day that they hardly knew what was coming next. Then, too, there was i...n their countenances a confession of the many things in their lives that they would not care to have revealed. And admission, to themselves at least, that they were open to unpleasant investigation as well as the ones who had been that day arrested.
Not that there was any such open admission. Oh no. Each girl straightened her frills and ruffled her bob and went on chewing indifferently as though that knock were nothing to her.
Frances hurried into the hall with a belated and breathless “Oh, yes’m.
What to read after Coming Through the Rye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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