Gordon Keith
Gordon Keith
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"Yes." A moment later Mrs. Wentworth drew a long breath and moistened her lips.
"You knew him at the same time that you first knew Norman, did you not? " She was simply figuring for time.
"Yes, I met him first then," said Keith.
"Don't you think Ferdy has changed since he was a boy?" she demanded after a moment's reflection.
"How do you mean?" Keith was feeling very uncom- fortable, and, to save himself an answer, plunged along : 247 Digitized by Google GOEDON KEITH "Of course he has changed." ...He did not say how, nor did he give Mrs. Wentworth time to explain herself.
"I will tell you one thing, though," he said earnestly : "he never was worthy to loose the latchet of your husband's shoe." Mrs. Wentworth's face changed again ; she glanced down for a second, and then said : "You and Norman have a mutual admiration society." "We have been friends a long time," said Keith, thought- fully.
"But even that does not always count for so much.
Friendships seem so easily broken these days." "Because there are so few Norman Wentworths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes." A moment later Mrs. Wentworth drew a long breath and moistened her lips.
"You knew him at the same time that you first knew Norman, did you not? " She was simply figuring for time.
"Yes, I met him first then," said Keith.
"Don't you think Ferdy has changed since he was a boy?" she demanded after a moment's reflection.
"How do you mean?" Keith was feeling very uncom- fortable, and, to save himself an answer, plunged along : 247 Digitized by Google GOEDON KEITH "Of course he has changed." ...He did not say how, nor did he give Mrs. Wentworth time to explain herself.
"I will tell you one thing, though," he said earnestly : "he never was worthy to loose the latchet of your husband's shoe." Mrs. Wentworth's face changed again ; she glanced down for a second, and then said : "You and Norman have a mutual admiration society." "We have been friends a long time," said Keith, thought- fully.
"But even that does not always count for so much.
Friendships seem so easily broken these days." "Because there are so few Norman Wentworths.
What to read after Gordon Keith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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