Forty Minutes Late
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" This same thought had passed through my own mind. The unusual exertionhad started every pore in my body; the red-hot stove had put on thefinishing touches and I was in a Russian bath. To face that wind meantall sorts of calamities.
The Madonna-like wife with the cherub in her arms rose to her feet.
"Would you mind wearing my fur tippet?" she said in her soft voice;"'tain't much, but it 'ud keep out the cold from yer neck and maybe thisshawl'd help some, if I tied it round your shoulders. Fath...er got hisdeath ridin' to the village when he was overhet. " She put them on with her own hands, bless her kind heart! her husbandholding the baby; then she followed me out into the cold and helped drawthe horse-blanket over my knees; the man in the coon-skin cap luggingthe bags and the umbrella.
I looked at my watch. After eight o'clock, and two miles to drive!
"Oh, I'll git yer there, " came a voice from inside the fur overcoat. "Darter wanted to go, but I said 'twarn't no night to go nowhars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This same thought had passed through my own mind. The unusual exertionhad started every pore in my body; the red-hot stove had put on thefinishing touches and I was in a Russian bath. To face that wind meantall sorts of calamities.
The Madonna-like wife with the cherub in her arms rose to her feet.
"Would you mind wearing my fur tippet?" she said in her soft voice;"'tain't much, but it 'ud keep out the cold from yer neck and maybe thisshawl'd help some, if I tied it round your shoulders. Fath...er got hisdeath ridin' to the village when he was overhet. " She put them on with her own hands, bless her kind heart! her husbandholding the baby; then she followed me out into the cold and helped drawthe horse-blanket over my knees; the man in the coon-skin cap luggingthe bags and the umbrella.
I looked at my watch. After eight o'clock, and two miles to drive!
"Oh, I'll git yer there, " came a voice from inside the fur overcoat. "Darter wanted to go, but I said 'twarn't no night to go nowhars.
What to read after Forty Minutes Late?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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