Katrina a Story
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"And there's something in it! Alive! A bird, father!" It was not a bird ; but a card attached settled all doubts of its identity : A Dulcimer Tom-Cat from Mr. Larry to Katrina June. [120] VIII THE OPTIMIST IF Mr. Larry's editorial account of the pro- fessor's history had failed to achieve any marked result in the book's behalf, it had drawn to him in a large measure the author's gratitude, and it proved the basis of a growing friendliness between the men. Katrina never saw Mr. Larry, who, for s...ome unaccountable reason, and on one pretext or another, con- tinued to decline all invitations to Abercrombie Street, but Professor June dropped in at the Herald office now and then to walk homeward in the late afternoon with the one man of all the world who had caught the spirit of his magnum opus, and who, with that gentle art of interviewing at his tongue's end, managed to extract from the guileless dreamer far more than he ever realized, leaving him conscious only of having found a humorously sympa- thetic friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And there's something in it! Alive! A bird, father!" It was not a bird ; but a card attached settled all doubts of its identity : A Dulcimer Tom-Cat from Mr. Larry to Katrina June. [120] VIII THE OPTIMIST IF Mr. Larry's editorial account of the pro- fessor's history had failed to achieve any marked result in the book's behalf, it had drawn to him in a large measure the author's gratitude, and it proved the basis of a growing friendliness between the men. Katrina never saw Mr. Larry, who, for s...ome unaccountable reason, and on one pretext or another, con- tinued to decline all invitations to Abercrombie Street, but Professor June dropped in at the Herald office now and then to walk homeward in the late afternoon with the one man of all the world who had caught the spirit of his magnum opus, and who, with that gentle art of interviewing at his tongue's end, managed to extract from the guileless dreamer far more than he ever realized, leaving him conscious only of having found a humorously sympa- thetic friend.
What to read after Katrina a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roy Rolfe Gilson to read onlineMoreLess
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