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" All done in that underhand way. Sam, he won't speak anything at all. But he sits and thinks and broods. " She stopped abruptly. " ' Don't you talk about it, ' he says to me, and here I am talking. " " People can't help their feelings, " said Mrs. Huniset. " Everybody has their own feelings. There's my mother now never goes near Alway Brook. She had all her children in that cottage down there. Bred and born we all was down 139 Mr. Paul there, and when my father died they moved her to a cottage... at the top of the hill. But she never got used to it. She never went past Alway Brook again. It hurted her feelings. So Sam doesn't talk much, Mary ? " " Never to me, " replied Mary. " I wish he would. It would ease his mind. Mr. Paul said, ' I should discuss it as little as possible, ' and Sam has a great respect for Mr. Paul. But he says nothing to me at all. He came in an hour ago. ' Did Bill Turner do his wicked deed ? ' I said. ' Don't you name no Bill Turner to me, ' he said. ' He've started it, ' he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" All done in that underhand way. Sam, he won't speak anything at all. But he sits and thinks and broods. " She stopped abruptly. " ' Don't you talk about it, ' he says to me, and here I am talking. " " People can't help their feelings, " said Mrs. Huniset. " Everybody has their own feelings. There's my mother now never goes near Alway Brook. She had all her children in that cottage down there. Bred and born we all was down 139 Mr. Paul there, and when my father died they moved her to a cottage... at the top of the hill. But she never got used to it. She never went past Alway Brook again. It hurted her feelings. So Sam doesn't talk much, Mary ? " " Never to me, " replied Mary. " I wish he would. It would ease his mind. Mr. Paul said, ' I should discuss it as little as possible, ' and Sam has a great respect for Mr. Paul. But he says nothing to me at all. He came in an hour ago. ' Did Bill Turner do his wicked deed ? ' I said. ' Don't you name no Bill Turner to me, ' he said. ' He've started it, ' he said.
What to read after Mr Paul?
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