Handicapped Among the Free
Handicapped Among the Free
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I really hardly know what to say in — " "It is I who have come to explain," interrupted Free, a little stiffly. "It was without doubt an unusual thing to enter your conservatory by the window, and in the middle of the night, even though my object was the sav- ing of your plants. Once inside, the gratification of a fancy made me forget that I was intruding. I certainly stole a copy of your cereus." He drew the sketch from his pocket as he spoke.
She did not look at it. She was trying to understa...nd.
"And it was to save my plants," she said regretfully, when he had explained more fully. "I cannot tell you how sorry I am. But it is all over now." 251 Digitized by VjOOQIC Handicapped Among the Free "On the contrary, it is beginning," he said. "The case is to go to trial." "To go to trial ! Mr. Queen can never have been so ignorantly short-sighted," she exclaimed. "Why the charge is the most absurd thing I ever heard." "/ thought so until I tried to convince an unconvinci- ble man," replied Free quietly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I really hardly know what to say in — " "It is I who have come to explain," interrupted Free, a little stiffly. "It was without doubt an unusual thing to enter your conservatory by the window, and in the middle of the night, even though my object was the sav- ing of your plants. Once inside, the gratification of a fancy made me forget that I was intruding. I certainly stole a copy of your cereus." He drew the sketch from his pocket as he spoke.
She did not look at it. She was trying to understa...nd.
"And it was to save my plants," she said regretfully, when he had explained more fully. "I cannot tell you how sorry I am. But it is all over now." 251 Digitized by VjOOQIC Handicapped Among the Free "On the contrary, it is beginning," he said. "The case is to go to trial." "To go to trial ! Mr. Queen can never have been so ignorantly short-sighted," she exclaimed. "Why the charge is the most absurd thing I ever heard." "/ thought so until I tried to convince an unconvinci- ble man," replied Free quietly.
What to read after Handicapped Among the Free?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodd, Mead & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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