Miss 318, a Story of in Season And Out of Season
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She had never found the boxes so heavy, the shelves so high. Every- thing she strained for was just out of her reach.
She went home alone, grimly, dog- gedly. She intended to climb on up 90 Fag and Fret to see how Myrtle was, but when she reached her own floor she found her mother in despair over the condition of Claryce.
Claryce had been working for fifteen hours a day for three days, eternally wrapping chocolate creams in tin-foil.
The monotony of it had driven her into hysteria. She was maki...ng such a racket with her sobs and laughs that Lisette had to calm her by threatening to beat her if she went to the candy store the next day.
"But I'll lose the day's pay," the girl blubbered ; " and I was goin' to get a present for George with it." "I'll make up the loss out of me own pocket ; but if any member of this family gives anybody a Christmus pres- ent I'll commit moider." An hour after midnight father Den- 91 • Miss 318 ===: nis Mooney came in. He had left the stable at seven-thirty in the morning and had driven his express wagon till midnight in an icy wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had never found the boxes so heavy, the shelves so high. Every- thing she strained for was just out of her reach.
She went home alone, grimly, dog- gedly. She intended to climb on up 90 Fag and Fret to see how Myrtle was, but when she reached her own floor she found her mother in despair over the condition of Claryce.
Claryce had been working for fifteen hours a day for three days, eternally wrapping chocolate creams in tin-foil.
The monotony of it had driven her into hysteria. She was maki...ng such a racket with her sobs and laughs that Lisette had to calm her by threatening to beat her if she went to the candy store the next day.
"But I'll lose the day's pay," the girl blubbered ; " and I was goin' to get a present for George with it." "I'll make up the loss out of me own pocket ; but if any member of this family gives anybody a Christmus pres- ent I'll commit moider." An hour after midnight father Den- 91 • Miss 318 ===: nis Mooney came in. He had left the stable at seven-thirty in the morning and had driven his express wagon till midnight in an icy wind.
What to read after Miss 318, a Story of in Season And Out of Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes Rupert to read onlineMoreLess
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