Dally
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" There ain't nothin' amiss between you 'n' him, is there?" he asked. " Not a thing, " she answered. " It's often been as long as this without his coming. " Her father shook his head. ''We couldn't live here with yer mar, " he said, emphati- cally, " not if Thodor stopped coming. " 214 DALLY Marietta laughed. Nevertheless she was glad when, in the evening, she heard the well-known trot of the colt. Mrs. Winslow heard it, too. She rose from where she was stringing apples to dry, and said she wou...ld immediately light a fire in the air-tight. This fire in the air-tight in the sitting-room was always ignited in honor of Graham. If Mrs. Winslow had not approved of him, her fam- ily felt that it would have been almost im- possible to have had that fire. Now, by the time the young man had put his horse in the barn and tucked the blanket on him, the sheet-iron stove was almost red hot. Marietta greeted him as usual. When he came forward into the light, and had taken off his great-coat, she asked him if he had been sick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There ain't nothin' amiss between you 'n' him, is there?" he asked. " Not a thing, " she answered. " It's often been as long as this without his coming. " Her father shook his head. ''We couldn't live here with yer mar, " he said, emphati- cally, " not if Thodor stopped coming. " 214 DALLY Marietta laughed. Nevertheless she was glad when, in the evening, she heard the well-known trot of the colt. Mrs. Winslow heard it, too. She rose from where she was stringing apples to dry, and said she wou...ld immediately light a fire in the air-tight. This fire in the air-tight in the sitting-room was always ignited in honor of Graham. If Mrs. Winslow had not approved of him, her fam- ily felt that it would have been almost im- possible to have had that fire. Now, by the time the young man had put his horse in the barn and tucked the blanket on him, the sheet-iron stove was almost red hot. Marietta greeted him as usual. When he came forward into the light, and had taken off his great-coat, she asked him if he had been sick.
What to read after Dally?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Louise Pool to read onlineMoreLess
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