Fran
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If I could strike out like you did, I d wait till I saw a man bullying a weaker one, and I d stand up to him " Fran leaped impulsively to her feet, and doubled her arm " and I d let her land ! Punch- ing s a good thing, and, oh, how it s needed. . . . Except at school you mustn t do anything human here, you must be an oyster at school. " "Aw-right, " said Jakey, with a glimmering of comprehension. He seemed coming to life, as if sap were trickling from winter-congealment.
Bob Clinton, too, felt... the fresh breeze of early spring in his face. He removed his spectacles.
" The first thing I knew, " Fran said, resuming her private conversation with Jakey, " I had a mother, AN AMBUSCADE 137 but no father not that he was dead, oh, bless you, he was alive enough but before my birth he de serted mother. Uncle turned us out of the house. Did we starve, that deserted mother and her little baby? I don t look starved, do I? Pshaw! If a woman without a cent to her name, and ten pounds in her arms can make good, what about a big strong boy like you with a mother to smile every time he hits the mark?
What to read after Fran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Breckenridge John Breckenridge Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I could strike out like you did, I d wait till I saw a man bullying a weaker one, and I d stand up to him " Fran leaped impulsively to her feet, and doubled her arm " and I d let her land ! Punch- ing s a good thing, and, oh, how it s needed. . . . Except at school you mustn t do anything human here, you must be an oyster at school. " "Aw-right, " said Jakey, with a glimmering of comprehension. He seemed coming to life, as if sap were trickling from winter-congealment.
Bob Clinton, too, felt... the fresh breeze of early spring in his face. He removed his spectacles.
" The first thing I knew, " Fran said, resuming her private conversation with Jakey, " I had a mother, AN AMBUSCADE 137 but no father not that he was dead, oh, bless you, he was alive enough but before my birth he de serted mother. Uncle turned us out of the house. Did we starve, that deserted mother and her little baby? I don t look starved, do I? Pshaw! If a woman without a cent to her name, and ten pounds in her arms can make good, what about a big strong boy like you with a mother to smile every time he hits the mark?
What to read after Fran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Breckenridge John Breckenridge Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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