Michael O'halloran
Michael O'halloran
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"Your battle has been a hard one I see. Ihope to God you gained a victory. " He entered the car, picked up James and taking him in his arms laid thetired head on his breast, leaning his face against the boy's hair. Whenthe car stopped at the new house, the tutor waited for instructions.
"Wake them up, make them wash themselves, and come to lunch, " said Mr. Minturn. "Afterward, if they are sleepy, let them nap. They must establishregular habits at the beginning. It's the only way. " Dashes of c...old water helped, so William and the tutor telling each otherhow hungry they were, brought two boys ready to eat anything, to thetable. Cake and cream were not mentioned. Bread and milk, cold meat, salad, and a plain pudding were delicious. Between bites James studied hisfather, then suddenly burst forth: "Are you a gentleman?" "I try to be, " answered Mr. Minturn.
"Are you running this city?" put in Malcolm.
"I am doing what I can to help, " said his father.
"Make Johnston take me home to get my money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Your battle has been a hard one I see. Ihope to God you gained a victory. " He entered the car, picked up James and taking him in his arms laid thetired head on his breast, leaning his face against the boy's hair. Whenthe car stopped at the new house, the tutor waited for instructions.
"Wake them up, make them wash themselves, and come to lunch, " said Mr. Minturn. "Afterward, if they are sleepy, let them nap. They must establishregular habits at the beginning. It's the only way. " Dashes of c...old water helped, so William and the tutor telling each otherhow hungry they were, brought two boys ready to eat anything, to thetable. Cake and cream were not mentioned. Bread and milk, cold meat, salad, and a plain pudding were delicious. Between bites James studied hisfather, then suddenly burst forth: "Are you a gentleman?" "I try to be, " answered Mr. Minturn.
"Are you running this city?" put in Malcolm.
"I am doing what I can to help, " said his father.
"Make Johnston take me home to get my money.
What to read after Michael O'halloran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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