Pam
Pam
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Kennedy know that you are coming?" he asked, as they went through the little waiting-room.
"Yes; I wired her, but I shall take a cab, as she is paralysed and can't come to meet me. " " I will take you in my carriage. Come. " She followed him in silence, and in a few minutes they were ploughing through the mud of the little town, the rain maliciously whipping the windows of the brougham.
When at length the carriage stopped, Peele got out and helped the two women. "Let me take the bag; I've no fo...otman. This seems to be the house. Ah, here comes some one. " He held out his hand and Pam, taking it, clung to it with a sudden clasp. " I — thanks for bringing us, " she said hastily. She looked rather pitiful, he thought, and very young.
" I'll come and look you up soon, if I may? " " Oh, yes, please do. It will be such a comfort to have you, " she answered warmly, and then, with another strong shake of his hand, followed Pilgrim into the little entry.
CHAPTER II THE maid who opened the door led the way up the narrow stairs with its vivid carpet and bright brass rods, along the corridor to the front of the house, and paused before a door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennedy know that you are coming?" he asked, as they went through the little waiting-room.
"Yes; I wired her, but I shall take a cab, as she is paralysed and can't come to meet me. " " I will take you in my carriage. Come. " She followed him in silence, and in a few minutes they were ploughing through the mud of the little town, the rain maliciously whipping the windows of the brougham.
When at length the carriage stopped, Peele got out and helped the two women. "Let me take the bag; I've no fo...otman. This seems to be the house. Ah, here comes some one. " He held out his hand and Pam, taking it, clung to it with a sudden clasp. " I — thanks for bringing us, " she said hastily. She looked rather pitiful, he thought, and very young.
" I'll come and look you up soon, if I may? " " Oh, yes, please do. It will be such a comfort to have you, " she answered warmly, and then, with another strong shake of his hand, followed Pilgrim into the little entry.
CHAPTER II THE maid who opened the door led the way up the narrow stairs with its vivid carpet and bright brass rods, along the corridor to the front of the house, and paused before a door.
What to read after Pam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsey Riddle Hutten Zum Stolzenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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