O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921
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Go on, Sam. What did Edie say?" "Well, " said the driver, "she liked seein' the kid. She cried, anyhow. " Mrs. Egg was charmed by the girl's good sense. The moon looked like aquartered orange over the orchard.
She sighed, "Well, he'll be home Wednesday night, anyhow. Edie ain'told enough to get married yet. Hey, what's the house all lit up for?Sadie ought to know better. " She prepared a lecture for the cook. The motor shot up the drive intoa babble and halted at the steps. Someone immense rose... from a chairand leaped down the space in one stride.
Adam said, "H'lo, Mamma, " and opened the car door.
Mrs. Egg squealed. The giant lifted her out of her seat and carriedher into the sitting room. The amazing muscles rose in the flat of hisback. She thought his overshirt ripped. The room spun. Adam fanned herwith his cap and grinned.
"Worst of radiograms, " he observed; "the boys say Papa went on to meetme. Well, it'll give him a trip. Quit cryin', Mamma. " "Oh, Dammy, and there ain't nothin' fit to eat in the house!" Adam grinned again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go on, Sam. What did Edie say?" "Well, " said the driver, "she liked seein' the kid. She cried, anyhow. " Mrs. Egg was charmed by the girl's good sense. The moon looked like aquartered orange over the orchard.
She sighed, "Well, he'll be home Wednesday night, anyhow. Edie ain'told enough to get married yet. Hey, what's the house all lit up for?Sadie ought to know better. " She prepared a lecture for the cook. The motor shot up the drive intoa babble and halted at the steps. Someone immense rose... from a chairand leaped down the space in one stride.
Adam said, "H'lo, Mamma, " and opened the car door.
Mrs. Egg squealed. The giant lifted her out of her seat and carriedher into the sitting room. The amazing muscles rose in the flat of hisback. She thought his overshirt ripped. The room spun. Adam fanned herwith his cap and grinned.
"Worst of radiograms, " he observed; "the boys say Papa went on to meetme. Well, it'll give him a trip. Quit cryin', Mamma. " "Oh, Dammy, and there ain't nothin' fit to eat in the house!" Adam grinned again.
What to read after O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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