Ewing's Lady
Ewing's Lady
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"It has good color, don't you think?" he ventured at last, but even the mention of color could not move Sydenham to speech. He absently consumed the remainder of his food and flicked crumbs from his frayed jacket "You look like her," he said at last, with so much the air erf speaking to himself that Ewing made no answer. He moved toward the door with bowed head.
At the threshold he looked back at Ewing a brief mo- 145 Digitized by VjOOQIC Ewing's Lady ment, then went out, closing the door softl...y behind him.
Ewing decided that his neighbor was a curious old man. Recalling other curious people he had met in this strange new world, he was reminded of the lady who had urged him to call on her. He was still ready to believe that anyone might wish to talk to him, or to hear him talk. But in spite of this, the old lady had been queer. From the table he picked up the card she had given him, studying the name and wondering what they might talk about.
He was still feeling this mild wonder when he rang the lady's bell at five o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It has good color, don't you think?" he ventured at last, but even the mention of color could not move Sydenham to speech. He absently consumed the remainder of his food and flicked crumbs from his frayed jacket "You look like her," he said at last, with so much the air erf speaking to himself that Ewing made no answer. He moved toward the door with bowed head.
At the threshold he looked back at Ewing a brief mo- 145 Digitized by VjOOQIC Ewing's Lady ment, then went out, closing the door softl...y behind him.
Ewing decided that his neighbor was a curious old man. Recalling other curious people he had met in this strange new world, he was reminded of the lady who had urged him to call on her. He was still ready to believe that anyone might wish to talk to him, or to hear him talk. But in spite of this, the old lady had been queer. From the table he picked up the card she had given him, studying the name and wondering what they might talk about.
He was still feeling this mild wonder when he rang the lady's bell at five o'clock.
What to read after Ewing's Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. Appleton And Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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