Hearts Kindred
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. " By all this and by the nerveless movements and the obvious weakness of his father, a fact gradually returned to the Inger : HEART S KINDRED 181 "Dad !" he cried. "You said you was sick the night you come to the hut. Ain t that over?" It appeared that it was by no means "over" the sickness of which the older man had complained. To the Inger, sickness meant so little in experience that he was unable to take it seriously in any one else. In all these days, he had not once recalled his father s... mention that he was ailing. He was swept by his compunction. Against the old man s protest, he called a doctor. And the doctor, after his examination, left what he could, and, when the Inger emphatically refused to have a nurse sent, unexpectedly announced that he would look in again toward morning.
When, almost at once, his father had fallen asleep in the little single bed, the Inger turned out the light, drew the shade to the top of the window, and stood staring across the roofs. Against the sky rose the dome of the Capitol, pricked with a thousand lights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " By all this and by the nerveless movements and the obvious weakness of his father, a fact gradually returned to the Inger : HEART S KINDRED 181 "Dad !" he cried. "You said you was sick the night you come to the hut. Ain t that over?" It appeared that it was by no means "over" the sickness of which the older man had complained. To the Inger, sickness meant so little in experience that he was unable to take it seriously in any one else. In all these days, he had not once recalled his father s... mention that he was ailing. He was swept by his compunction. Against the old man s protest, he called a doctor. And the doctor, after his examination, left what he could, and, when the Inger emphatically refused to have a nurse sent, unexpectedly announced that he would look in again toward morning.
When, almost at once, his father had fallen asleep in the little single bed, the Inger turned out the light, drew the shade to the top of the window, and stood staring across the roofs. Against the sky rose the dome of the Capitol, pricked with a thousand lights.
What to read after Hearts Kindred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Zona to read onlineMoreLess
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