Marsena And Other Stories of the Wartime
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" " I thought it came out very well indeed, " remarked Miss Parmalee, " especially his uni form. You could quite see the eagles on the buttons. You must thank Mr. Shull for me. " "I ll speak to him in the morning about it, " said Marsena, with gloomy emphasis. He sighed, bit his lip, fixed an intent gaze upon the big dark bulk of the Parmalee house loom ing before them, and spoke again. " There s 62 Marsena something that I want to say to you, though, that won t keep till morning. " A tiny move...ment of the hand on his arm was the only response.
"I see now, " Marsena went on, "that I ain t been making any real headway with you at all. I thought well I don t know as I know just what I did think but I guess now that it was a mistake. " Yes there was a distinct flutter of the little gloved hand. It put a wild thought into Mar sena s head.
" Would you, " he began boldly " I never spoke of it before but would you that is, if I was to enlist and go to the War would that make any difference ? you know what I mean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I thought it came out very well indeed, " remarked Miss Parmalee, " especially his uni form. You could quite see the eagles on the buttons. You must thank Mr. Shull for me. " "I ll speak to him in the morning about it, " said Marsena, with gloomy emphasis. He sighed, bit his lip, fixed an intent gaze upon the big dark bulk of the Parmalee house loom ing before them, and spoke again. " There s 62 Marsena something that I want to say to you, though, that won t keep till morning. " A tiny move...ment of the hand on his arm was the only response.
"I see now, " Marsena went on, "that I ain t been making any real headway with you at all. I thought well I don t know as I know just what I did think but I guess now that it was a mistake. " Yes there was a distinct flutter of the little gloved hand. It put a wild thought into Mar sena s head.
" Would you, " he began boldly " I never spoke of it before but would you that is, if I was to enlist and go to the War would that make any difference ? you know what I mean.
What to read after Marsena And Other Stories of the Wartime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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