Kent Knowles: Quahaug
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She was walking rapidly towardthe house, her head bent and her eyes fixed upon the path beforeher. Grimmer touched his hat and said "Good afternoon, miss, " but sheapparently did not hear him. She passed on and I heard her enter thehall. A moment later she knocked at the study door.
She entered the room in answer to my invitation and closed the doorbehind her. She was dressed in her golfing costume, a plain whiteshirtwaist--blouse, she would have called it--a short, dark skirt andstout boots. T...he light garden hat was set upon her dark hair and hercheeks were flushed from rapid walking. The hat and waist and skirt wereextremely becoming. She was pretty--yes, beautiful--and young. I was farfrom beautiful and far from young. I make this obvious statement becauseit was my thought at the moment.
She did not apologize for interrupting me, as she usually did when sheentered the study during my supposed working periods. This was strange, of itself, and my sense of guilt caused me to fear all sorts of things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was walking rapidly towardthe house, her head bent and her eyes fixed upon the path beforeher. Grimmer touched his hat and said "Good afternoon, miss, " but sheapparently did not hear him. She passed on and I heard her enter thehall. A moment later she knocked at the study door.
She entered the room in answer to my invitation and closed the doorbehind her. She was dressed in her golfing costume, a plain whiteshirtwaist--blouse, she would have called it--a short, dark skirt andstout boots. T...he light garden hat was set upon her dark hair and hercheeks were flushed from rapid walking. The hat and waist and skirt wereextremely becoming. She was pretty--yes, beautiful--and young. I was farfrom beautiful and far from young. I make this obvious statement becauseit was my thought at the moment.
She did not apologize for interrupting me, as she usually did when sheentered the study during my supposed working periods. This was strange, of itself, and my sense of guilt caused me to fear all sorts of things.
What to read after Kent Knowles: Quahaug?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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