God's Country--And the Woman
God's Country--And the Woman
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Her face was colourless, her cheeks slightly hollowed, in her eyes he saw now the lustreless glow which frequently comes with a fatal sickness.
He was smiling and holding out his hand to her even as he saw these things, and at his side he heard Joseph- ine say: "Mother, this is Philip.*' The hand she gave him was small and cold. Her voice, too, was wonderfully like Josephine's.
"I was not expecting to see you to-night, Philip,'* she said. "' I am almost ill. But I am glad now that you joined us.... Did I hear you say that my husband sent you?" "The baby is holding his thumb," laughed Philip.
"He says that you must come and wake him. I doubt if you can get him out of the baby's room to-night." Digitized by Google GOD'S COUNTRY— AND THE WOMAN 135 The voice of Adare himself answered from the door; '*Was holding it," he corrected. "He's squirm- ing like an eel now and making grimaces that fright- ened me. Better hurry to him,- Josephine!" He went directly to his wife, and his voice was filled with an infinite tenderness as he slipped an arm about her and caressed her smooth hair with one of his big hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her face was colourless, her cheeks slightly hollowed, in her eyes he saw now the lustreless glow which frequently comes with a fatal sickness.
He was smiling and holding out his hand to her even as he saw these things, and at his side he heard Joseph- ine say: "Mother, this is Philip.*' The hand she gave him was small and cold. Her voice, too, was wonderfully like Josephine's.
"I was not expecting to see you to-night, Philip,'* she said. "' I am almost ill. But I am glad now that you joined us.... Did I hear you say that my husband sent you?" "The baby is holding his thumb," laughed Philip.
"He says that you must come and wake him. I doubt if you can get him out of the baby's room to-night." Digitized by Google GOD'S COUNTRY— AND THE WOMAN 135 The voice of Adare himself answered from the door; '*Was holding it," he corrected. "He's squirm- ing like an eel now and making grimaces that fright- ened me. Better hurry to him,- Josephine!" He went directly to his wife, and his voice was filled with an infinite tenderness as he slipped an arm about her and caressed her smooth hair with one of his big hands.
What to read after God's Country--And the Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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