Friends O' Mine : a book of Poems And Stories
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There was a loud bang and a smothered swear word from the room next door.
Then a voice, — a man's voice, — called from behind the foot of thin plaster wall.
"Say, next door," it yelled, "come here a minute.
The bureau slipped and I busted my fmger." The Writer Girl jumped up and ran to the door.
Convention held her back for a moment, but only for a moment. Then she hurried down the hall — hurried like an anxious little girl. Perhaps the man was badly hurt! Convention fell away and with a resolu...te hand she felt along the dark wall for the next door knob.
The room the Writer Girl looked into was an attrac- tive one. It had an open fire, and bookshelves, and a low desk. But the girl did not notice the room. She looked past the desk and the fireplace to the man who was standing with his back to her. His hair was red and his shoulders were broad, and he was quite young.
Rudely her observations were disturbed.
"For Heaven's sake, it took you a long time," said the voice, and the Red Headed One swung around — "for — say, excuse me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a loud bang and a smothered swear word from the room next door.
Then a voice, — a man's voice, — called from behind the foot of thin plaster wall.
"Say, next door," it yelled, "come here a minute.
The bureau slipped and I busted my fmger." The Writer Girl jumped up and ran to the door.
Convention held her back for a moment, but only for a moment. Then she hurried down the hall — hurried like an anxious little girl. Perhaps the man was badly hurt! Convention fell away and with a resolu...te hand she felt along the dark wall for the next door knob.
The room the Writer Girl looked into was an attrac- tive one. It had an open fire, and bookshelves, and a low desk. But the girl did not notice the room. She looked past the desk and the fireplace to the man who was standing with his back to her. His hair was red and his shoulders were broad, and he was quite young.
Rudely her observations were disturbed.
"For Heaven's sake, it took you a long time," said the voice, and the Red Headed One swung around — "for — say, excuse me.
What to read after Friends O' Mine : a book of Poems And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sangster Margaret Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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