Judge Elbridge
Judge Elbridge
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He stood with his hat in his hand, looking up and down the street. From the corner came the whack of the policeman's club against a lamp post. Not far away the fountain splashed its music. "Can you walk?" he asked.
"I'll try. But where are you going to take me?" "To my home. " "No, " she cried piteously. "I don't want a woman to see me this way. " "No woman is there to see you. Come on. " He led her along, supporting her with his arm. He did not look to see if there were any windows LYING ON TH...E SIDEWALK. 209 lighted about the square ; he did not think of scan- dal ; he thought of the poor thing heavy upon his arm, not as a preacher, but as a man. He carried her up the stone steps, unlocked the door and went into the hall, into the red light falling from the lamp. Up the stairs he led her, into a front room, striking a match as he entered, lighted the gas and eased her down upon a chair. She was deathly pale.
"Let me lie down, " she said.
He pointed to the bed, stepped out into another room and drew the portieres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood with his hat in his hand, looking up and down the street. From the corner came the whack of the policeman's club against a lamp post. Not far away the fountain splashed its music. "Can you walk?" he asked.
"I'll try. But where are you going to take me?" "To my home. " "No, " she cried piteously. "I don't want a woman to see me this way. " "No woman is there to see you. Come on. " He led her along, supporting her with his arm. He did not look to see if there were any windows LYING ON TH...E SIDEWALK. 209 lighted about the square ; he did not think of scan- dal ; he thought of the poor thing heavy upon his arm, not as a preacher, but as a man. He carried her up the stone steps, unlocked the door and went into the hall, into the red light falling from the lamp. Up the stairs he led her, into a front room, striking a match as he entered, lighted the gas and eased her down upon a chair. She was deathly pale.
"Let me lie down, " she said.
He pointed to the bed, stepped out into another room and drew the portieres.
What to read after Judge Elbridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read Opie Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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