Lovey Mary
Lovey Mary
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"Lor', child, I ain't a 'sassinator! No; we'll wait till the midnightfreight comes along, an' when it stops fer water, we'll h'ist Mr. Stubbins into one of them empty cars. The train goes 'way out Westsomewheres, an' by the time Mr. Stubbins wakes up, he'll be so faraway from home he won't have no money to git back. " "What'll Miss Hazy say?" asked Mary, giggling in nervous excitement.
"Miss Hazy ain't got a thing to do with it, " replied Mrs. Wiggsconclusively.
At midnight, by the dark of the ...moon, the unconscious groom was borneout of the Hazy cottage. Mrs. Wiggs carried his head, while BillyWiggs and Mary and Asia and Chris officiated at his arms and legs. Thebride surveyed the scene from the chinks of the upstairs shutters.
Silently the little group waited until the lumbering freight trainslowed up to take water, then with a concerted effort they lifted theheavy burden into an empty car. As they shrank back into the shadow, Billy whispered to Lovey Mary: "Say, what was that you put 'longside of him?" Mary looked shamefaced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lor', child, I ain't a 'sassinator! No; we'll wait till the midnightfreight comes along, an' when it stops fer water, we'll h'ist Mr. Stubbins into one of them empty cars. The train goes 'way out Westsomewheres, an' by the time Mr. Stubbins wakes up, he'll be so faraway from home he won't have no money to git back. " "What'll Miss Hazy say?" asked Mary, giggling in nervous excitement.
"Miss Hazy ain't got a thing to do with it, " replied Mrs. Wiggsconclusively.
At midnight, by the dark of the ...moon, the unconscious groom was borneout of the Hazy cottage. Mrs. Wiggs carried his head, while BillyWiggs and Mary and Asia and Chris officiated at his arms and legs. Thebride surveyed the scene from the chinks of the upstairs shutters.
Silently the little group waited until the lumbering freight trainslowed up to take water, then with a concerted effort they lifted theheavy burden into an empty car. As they shrank back into the shadow, Billy whispered to Lovey Mary: "Say, what was that you put 'longside of him?" Mary looked shamefaced.
What to read after Lovey Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice Alice Caldwell Hegan to read onlineMoreLess
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