Jolly Sally Pendleton
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Eight o'clock struck slowly and sharply. The wind had risen, and was nowhowling like a demon around the corners of the great buildings.
"What shall I do? Oh, Heaven, help me! what shall I do?" sobbedBernardine, in nervous affright. "He--he must have forgotten me. " At that moment a hand fell heavily on her shoulder.
Looking up hastily through her tears, Bernardine saw a policemanstanding before her and eyeing her sharply.
"What are you doing here, my good girl?" he asked. "Waiting forsomebody? ...I would advise you to move on. We're going to have a storm, and pretty quick, too, and I judge that it will be a right heavy one. " "I--I am waiting for my husband, " faltered Bernardine. "He drove me herein a cab. I was to do a little shopping while he went to find aboarding-house. He was to return in an hour---by six o'clock. I--I havebeen waiting here since that time, and--and he has not come. " "Hum! Where did you and your husband live last?" inquired the man of thebrass buttons.
"We--we didn't live anywhere before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight o'clock struck slowly and sharply. The wind had risen, and was nowhowling like a demon around the corners of the great buildings.
"What shall I do? Oh, Heaven, help me! what shall I do?" sobbedBernardine, in nervous affright. "He--he must have forgotten me. " At that moment a hand fell heavily on her shoulder.
Looking up hastily through her tears, Bernardine saw a policemanstanding before her and eyeing her sharply.
"What are you doing here, my good girl?" he asked. "Waiting forsomebody? ...I would advise you to move on. We're going to have a storm, and pretty quick, too, and I judge that it will be a right heavy one. " "I--I am waiting for my husband, " faltered Bernardine. "He drove me herein a cab. I was to do a little shopping while he went to find aboarding-house. He was to return in an hour---by six o'clock. I--I havebeen waiting here since that time, and--and he has not come. " "Hum! Where did you and your husband live last?" inquired the man of thebrass buttons.
"We--we didn't live anywhere before.
What to read after Jolly Sally Pendleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Libbey Laura Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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