Garrisons Finish a Romance of the Race Course 8 9
Garrisons Finish a Romance of the Race Course 8 9
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It was the first chance for regeneration, and it had been timidly askedand gladly granted; asked and granted during one of the long nights inthe hospital when Garrison was struggling for strength and faith. It hadbeen the first time he had been permitted to talk for any great length.
"Thank you, " he said, on the granting of his request, which he more thanthought would be refused. His eyes voiced where his lips were dumb. "Ihaven't gone back, Jimmie, but it's good of you to give me a chanceon m...y say-so. I'll bear it in mind. And--and it's good of you, Jimmie, to--to come and sit with me. I--I appreciate it all, and I don't see whyyou should do it. " Drake laughed awkwardly.
"It's the least I could do, kid. The favor ain't on my side, it's onyours. Anyway, what use is a friend if he ain't there when you need him?It was luck I found you here. I thought you had disappeared for keeps. Remember that day you cut me on Broadway? I ought to have followed you, but I was sore--" "But I--I didn't mean to cut you, Jimmie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the first chance for regeneration, and it had been timidly askedand gladly granted; asked and granted during one of the long nights inthe hospital when Garrison was struggling for strength and faith. It hadbeen the first time he had been permitted to talk for any great length.
"Thank you, " he said, on the granting of his request, which he more thanthought would be refused. His eyes voiced where his lips were dumb. "Ihaven't gone back, Jimmie, but it's good of you to give me a chanceon m...y say-so. I'll bear it in mind. And--and it's good of you, Jimmie, to--to come and sit with me. I--I appreciate it all, and I don't see whyyou should do it. " Drake laughed awkwardly.
"It's the least I could do, kid. The favor ain't on my side, it's onyours. Anyway, what use is a friend if he ain't there when you need him?It was luck I found you here. I thought you had disappeared for keeps. Remember that day you cut me on Broadway? I ought to have followed you, but I was sore--" "But I--I didn't mean to cut you, Jimmie.
What to read after Garrisons Finish a Romance of the Race Course 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferguson William Blair Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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