In the Country God Forgot a Story of Today
In the Country God Forgot a Story of Today
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Dick tried to tell him how it was. He had known there was absolutely nothing, and had used securities which were nothing to him, in a mad hope of winning some goodly competence again. He spoke lightly, not desperately. He avoided looking at his wife and his mother. He made a flippant and irrelevant remark about a colored feather in Mrs. Edward's hat. He said it was from a peacock, and denoted pride. Mr. Edward gazed out the window, his back toward them. Mr. Ralph studied the coals in the grate....
Suddenly, through the chill and stillness, a voice went like a knife through them. It was the wail of Mr. Dick's three weeks' old little girl.
Dick started, then he said very lightly : " You see there is one thing left. " He drew his hand across his throat, smiling, and avoiding Mrs. Dick's eyes. She covered them all at once with her hands.
It was then that Claude became a seminary hero. He spoke very simply, in a kind, straight- forward manner in which was the trace of a little smart. He knew more about business than they thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dick tried to tell him how it was. He had known there was absolutely nothing, and had used securities which were nothing to him, in a mad hope of winning some goodly competence again. He spoke lightly, not desperately. He avoided looking at his wife and his mother. He made a flippant and irrelevant remark about a colored feather in Mrs. Edward's hat. He said it was from a peacock, and denoted pride. Mr. Edward gazed out the window, his back toward them. Mr. Ralph studied the coals in the grate....
Suddenly, through the chill and stillness, a voice went like a knife through them. It was the wail of Mr. Dick's three weeks' old little girl.
Dick started, then he said very lightly : " You see there is one thing left. " He drew his hand across his throat, smiling, and avoiding Mrs. Dick's eyes. She covered them all at once with her hands.
It was then that Claude became a seminary hero. He spoke very simply, in a kind, straight- forward manner in which was the trace of a little smart. He knew more about business than they thought.
What to read after In the Country God Forgot a Story of Today?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie a Fannie Asa Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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