Open House
Open House
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"Will you kindly send Ann Blossom here?" He could not know how hard he struck. She had been strung to resist a second appeal, but she was wholly unready for this unreproachful reproach, this patient turning to the ever-willing Ann Blossom. A revealing glimpse of what Ann's selflessness meant to others brought a moment of poignant humility, taking her, step by step, as far as the office door, but there the flaming sword of pride stopped her. Turning swiftly away, she went up-stairs in the direct...ion of Ann's singing.
The open door of her own room, as she re- turned, showed a peaceful scene: Villum in bed and Flippy in a big chair were both asleep. She stole in and sat down by the boy, burying her hot face in the pillow.
"You are the only person who cares whether I live or die, Villum, and it's no wonder, " she said sadly. "You won't when you know a little more. " It was a remarkable speech from Cas- sandra Joyce; as remarkable as the tears on her eyelashes.
138 OPEN HOUSE Caspar had gone out before she went down- stairs, and she scarcely saw him again that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will you kindly send Ann Blossom here?" He could not know how hard he struck. She had been strung to resist a second appeal, but she was wholly unready for this unreproachful reproach, this patient turning to the ever-willing Ann Blossom. A revealing glimpse of what Ann's selflessness meant to others brought a moment of poignant humility, taking her, step by step, as far as the office door, but there the flaming sword of pride stopped her. Turning swiftly away, she went up-stairs in the direct...ion of Ann's singing.
The open door of her own room, as she re- turned, showed a peaceful scene: Villum in bed and Flippy in a big chair were both asleep. She stole in and sat down by the boy, burying her hot face in the pillow.
"You are the only person who cares whether I live or die, Villum, and it's no wonder, " she said sadly. "You won't when you know a little more. " It was a remarkable speech from Cas- sandra Joyce; as remarkable as the tears on her eyelashes.
138 OPEN HOUSE Caspar had gone out before she went down- stairs, and she scarcely saw him again that day.
What to read after Open House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins to read onlineMoreLess
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