One of Three
One of Three
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He was holding the chair arms so tightly that the skin whitened oyer his muscles — ^as if in his thoughts he were strangling something — ^but his expression was not unusually unpleasant. I even thought that he looked as nearly amiable as he eyer could.
'^Gerald has been telling us — or rather me — stories of Uncle Jasper/' said Hope. She had tried from the time her brother came to accept him as a normal person and by her acceptance haye others see him as such — ^a generous and kindly imposition... of her sweetness upon the intelligence of others — as if she were to say, ^This skunk cabbage is a rose/' and haye you see it as such.
Bichard said he would change his clothes — ^put on house slippers instead of the boots and a house coat instead of the sweater. He had been out^ he said, fixing some things against the coming storm.
He found pleasure in doing some of the things about the place, as if he were its sole means of proyision and preyision for comfort and security.
He sat with us, in the careless but always gra- cious habit which so well became him, unlacing his boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was holding the chair arms so tightly that the skin whitened oyer his muscles — ^as if in his thoughts he were strangling something — ^but his expression was not unusually unpleasant. I even thought that he looked as nearly amiable as he eyer could.
'^Gerald has been telling us — or rather me — stories of Uncle Jasper/' said Hope. She had tried from the time her brother came to accept him as a normal person and by her acceptance haye others see him as such — ^a generous and kindly imposition... of her sweetness upon the intelligence of others — as if she were to say, ^This skunk cabbage is a rose/' and haye you see it as such.
Bichard said he would change his clothes — ^put on house slippers instead of the boots and a house coat instead of the sweater. He had been out^ he said, fixing some things against the coming storm.
He found pleasure in doing some of the things about the place, as if he were its sole means of proyision and preyision for comfort and security.
He sat with us, in the careless but always gra- cious habit which so well became him, unlacing his boots.
What to read after One of Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H. Doran Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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