Miss Billy
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And Mr. Bertram--they're all out. " "Yes, yes, I know HE'S out, " almost sobbed Billy. "Dear, dear, whatshall I do! Pete, you'll have to come. There isn't any other way!" "Yes, Miss; where?" Pete's voice was dubious, but respectful.
"To the Boylston Street subway--on the Common, you know--North-boundside. I'll wait for you--but HURRY! You see, I'm all alone here. " "Alone! Miss Billy--in the subway at this time of night! But, MissBilly, you shouldn't--you can't--you mustn't--" stuttered the old... man inhelpless horror.
"Yes, yes, Pete, but never mind; I am here! And I should think if 'twassuch a dreadful thing you would hurry FAST to get here, so I wouldn't bealone, " appealed Billy.
With an inarticulate cry Pete jerked the receiver on to the hook, andstumbled away from the telephone. Five minutes later he had left thehouse and was hurrying through the Common to the Boylston Street subwaystation.
Billy, a long cloak thrown over her white dress, was waiting for him. Her white slippers tapped the platform nervously, and her hair, underthe light scarf of lace, fluffed into little broken curls as if it hadbeen blown by the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mr. Bertram--they're all out. " "Yes, yes, I know HE'S out, " almost sobbed Billy. "Dear, dear, whatshall I do! Pete, you'll have to come. There isn't any other way!" "Yes, Miss; where?" Pete's voice was dubious, but respectful.
"To the Boylston Street subway--on the Common, you know--North-boundside. I'll wait for you--but HURRY! You see, I'm all alone here. " "Alone! Miss Billy--in the subway at this time of night! But, MissBilly, you shouldn't--you can't--you mustn't--" stuttered the old... man inhelpless horror.
"Yes, yes, Pete, but never mind; I am here! And I should think if 'twassuch a dreadful thing you would hurry FAST to get here, so I wouldn't bealone, " appealed Billy.
With an inarticulate cry Pete jerked the receiver on to the hook, andstumbled away from the telephone. Five minutes later he had left thehouse and was hurrying through the Common to the Boylston Street subwaystation.
Billy, a long cloak thrown over her white dress, was waiting for him. Her white slippers tapped the platform nervously, and her hair, underthe light scarf of lace, fluffed into little broken curls as if it hadbeen blown by the wind.
What to read after Miss Billy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Eleanor Hodgman to read onlineMoreLess
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