Flashlights
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When I was packin up I found a paper, A bill, I guess, all rumpled, in a coat He left. It had a name I didn t know.
At first I didn t think, but lyin there All quiet in the hospital I saw It was his name, his truly name, and where He lived and all. This afternoon my time Was up by rights I d oughta left the ward Four days ago. They gave me this, for the food, Directions how to fix it right, you know, 96 And told me I could go, and so I came. I thought he d surely want to see me now, When I was ...well again, just like I was.
I waited in the park and watched the house, It looked so big I couldn t ring the bell.
Maybe twas six o clock I saw him come; Just by the steps a baby carriage turned And waited for him comin up the street.
The woman wheelin it called out "Look there!
There s Daddy! Can t you throw a kiss to him?" I saw him lift the baby way up high, And carry it in the house. Then I come here.
THE STRANGER I see. And that is all you plan to do? I mean, you won t go back?
THE WOMAN What can I do?
What to read after Flashlights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Reynolds Aldis to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I was packin up I found a paper, A bill, I guess, all rumpled, in a coat He left. It had a name I didn t know.
At first I didn t think, but lyin there All quiet in the hospital I saw It was his name, his truly name, and where He lived and all. This afternoon my time Was up by rights I d oughta left the ward Four days ago. They gave me this, for the food, Directions how to fix it right, you know, 96 And told me I could go, and so I came. I thought he d surely want to see me now, When I was ...well again, just like I was.
I waited in the park and watched the house, It looked so big I couldn t ring the bell.
Maybe twas six o clock I saw him come; Just by the steps a baby carriage turned And waited for him comin up the street.
The woman wheelin it called out "Look there!
There s Daddy! Can t you throw a kiss to him?" I saw him lift the baby way up high, And carry it in the house. Then I come here.
THE STRANGER I see. And that is all you plan to do? I mean, you won t go back?
THE WOMAN What can I do?
What to read after Flashlights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Reynolds Aldis to read onlineMoreLess
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