Lightnin
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It was always this way when he thought of mother, so he straightened himself and stood by Marvin's chair, forcing a smile to his lips and jerking out, "And six dollars is six dollars." The court-room was filling again, five minutes having elapsed since recess was declared. A side door opened and Towns- end came into court. Blodgett stood up, pounded the desk with his gavel and an- noimced the opening of the session. Bill and Marvin, rising to order, started and looked at each other as Thomas en...tered the room just behind the judge. Following him was Everett Hammond, who, when he saw Bill and Marvin together at the attor- neys' table, began vigorous and anxious whispering in Thomas's ear as he took his place next to him on the other side of the table.
Margaret Davis entered from the judge's chambers. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Jones and Millie.
Bill did not see them. His eyes were 212 LIGHTNIN' fastened on Hammond and Thomas in close conference.
But suddenly, as he turned to take m the rest of the people in the room, his eyes alighted on his wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was always this way when he thought of mother, so he straightened himself and stood by Marvin's chair, forcing a smile to his lips and jerking out, "And six dollars is six dollars." The court-room was filling again, five minutes having elapsed since recess was declared. A side door opened and Towns- end came into court. Blodgett stood up, pounded the desk with his gavel and an- noimced the opening of the session. Bill and Marvin, rising to order, started and looked at each other as Thomas en...tered the room just behind the judge. Following him was Everett Hammond, who, when he saw Bill and Marvin together at the attor- neys' table, began vigorous and anxious whispering in Thomas's ear as he took his place next to him on the other side of the table.
Margaret Davis entered from the judge's chambers. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Jones and Millie.
Bill did not see them. His eyes were 212 LIGHTNIN' fastened on Hammond and Thomas in close conference.
But suddenly, as he turned to take m the rest of the people in the room, his eyes alighted on his wife.
What to read after Lightnin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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