Graduate Work in the South
Graduate Work in the South
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"Sit right in," he said to the boy, "and help yourself." Presently Marjorie looked up.
"I suppose now," she said quietly, "that we sha'n't see him again — for — for another — t^^'elve years perhaps." On the other table the two dough cakes stood brown and tempting. Two more were baking in the oven.
"Well," said Big John, bending over his plate, "I reckon we know how to wait." After dinner, when the boy had gone, he read the telegram once more. It seemed that Lord Cottenham was anxious to push ho...me now as quickly as possible, and that the party would not be staying in Winni- peg, after all. He put on his cap and mitts.
"Where are you going this afternoon?" asked Marjorie.
"Cuttin' some o' the dry wood west o' the lake," he said. "But I guess I shall be home pretty early." In the door-way, however, he seemed to hesitate for a moment; and then, with a littie awkward gesture, went back and gave his daughter a kiss.
In Lord Cottenham's saloon, whirling through the night toward the Manitoban borders, the dinner-table had been cleared, the clustered lights shone softly over the Digitized by Google His Own Country 559 chairs and tables and close-drawn curtains; and the dapper litde negro had just brought in the coflFee and liqueurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Sit right in," he said to the boy, "and help yourself." Presently Marjorie looked up.
"I suppose now," she said quietly, "that we sha'n't see him again — for — for another — t^^'elve years perhaps." On the other table the two dough cakes stood brown and tempting. Two more were baking in the oven.
"Well," said Big John, bending over his plate, "I reckon we know how to wait." After dinner, when the boy had gone, he read the telegram once more. It seemed that Lord Cottenham was anxious to push ho...me now as quickly as possible, and that the party would not be staying in Winni- peg, after all. He put on his cap and mitts.
"Where are you going this afternoon?" asked Marjorie.
"Cuttin' some o' the dry wood west o' the lake," he said. "But I guess I shall be home pretty early." In the door-way, however, he seemed to hesitate for a moment; and then, with a littie awkward gesture, went back and gave his daughter a kiss.
In Lord Cottenham's saloon, whirling through the night toward the Manitoban borders, the dinner-table had been cleared, the clustered lights shone softly over the Digitized by Google His Own Country 559 chairs and tables and close-drawn curtains; and the dapper litde negro had just brought in the coflFee and liqueurs.
What to read after Graduate Work in the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pipkin, Charles Wooten, 1899- to read onlineMoreLess
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