In the First Degree
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But he could see the sadness in his mother's eyes, the growing thinness of her cheek, and he felt the tremor of her hands when she touched him.
His father showed his disapproval in a different way. Dan felt that his eyes were continually cen suring him, continually following him, pitilessly ac cusing him of grieving them all wilfully, of sin ning knowingly. His manner never relaxed. He never greeted Dan or his wife with a smile. Dan felt that if he was only given opportunity to talk he might, i...n a measure, justify his position; but the time for talk had gone by the day he accepted the nomination for the office which he now held.
Paul, as often as he could, avoided Dan and Frances entirely. He managed to be late for Sun- IN THE FIRST DEGREE day dinner, then sat alone and long, waited upon by Cleo and Zeke, while Bett was away, in her finery, for her Sunday outing. Lois, too, avoided Dan and Frances whenever it was possible. She and Dan never exchanged a word in regard to the murder or the unfortunate prisoner, but sev eral times Frances forced the matter upon her sis ter-in-law, until the small stock of patience pos sessed by Lois was exhausted, and she said sharply that the subject must be dropped, or mentioned in a different spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he could see the sadness in his mother's eyes, the growing thinness of her cheek, and he felt the tremor of her hands when she touched him.
His father showed his disapproval in a different way. Dan felt that his eyes were continually cen suring him, continually following him, pitilessly ac cusing him of grieving them all wilfully, of sin ning knowingly. His manner never relaxed. He never greeted Dan or his wife with a smile. Dan felt that if he was only given opportunity to talk he might, i...n a measure, justify his position; but the time for talk had gone by the day he accepted the nomination for the office which he now held.
Paul, as often as he could, avoided Dan and Frances entirely. He managed to be late for Sun- IN THE FIRST DEGREE day dinner, then sat alone and long, waited upon by Cleo and Zeke, while Bett was away, in her finery, for her Sunday outing. Lois, too, avoided Dan and Frances whenever it was possible. She and Dan never exchanged a word in regard to the murder or the unfortunate prisoner, but sev eral times Frances forced the matter upon her sis ter-in-law, until the small stock of patience pos sessed by Lois was exhausted, and she said sharply that the subject must be dropped, or mentioned in a different spirit.
What to read after In the First Degree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margret Holmes Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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