Penrod
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Bob! And Penrod thought he was going to die, and he said you gave it to him, and oh! it was just pitiful to hear the poor child. Bob, because he thought he was dying, you see, and he blamed you for the whole thing. He sai(^ if you'd only let him alone and not given it to him, he'd have grown up to be a good man — an<^ now he couldn't ! I never heard anything so heart- rending — he was so weak he could hardly whisper, but he kept trying to talk, telling us over and over it was all your fault." In the darkness Mr. Williams' facial expression could not be seen, but his voice sounded hopeful. " Is he — is he still in a great deal of pain? " "They say the crisis is past," said Margaret, "but the doctor's still up there. He said it was the acutest case of indigestion he had ever treated in the whole course of his prof essional practice." "Of course / didn't know what he'd do with the dollar/' said Robert. Di-gitized by Google BROTHERS OF ANGELS 207 She did not reply. He began plaintively, "Margaret, you don't — — •'* "IVe never seen papa and mamma so upset about ftnjiJiing," she said, rather primly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bob! And Penrod thought he was going to die, and he said you gave it to him, and oh! it was just pitiful to hear the poor child. Bob, because he thought he was dying, you see, and he blamed you for the whole thing. He sai(^ if you'd only let him alone and not given it to him, he'd have grown up to be a good man — an<^ now he couldn't ! I never heard anything so heart- rending — he was so weak he could hardly whisper, but he kept trying to talk, telling us over and over it was all your fault." In the darkness Mr. Williams' facial expression could not be seen, but his voice sounded hopeful. " Is he — is he still in a great deal of pain? " "They say the crisis is past," said Margaret, "but the doctor's still up there. He said it was the acutest case of indigestion he had ever treated in the whole course of his prof essional practice." "Of course / didn't know what he'd do with the dollar/' said Robert. Di-gitized by Google BROTHERS OF ANGELS 207 She did not reply. He began plaintively, "Margaret, you don't — — •'* "IVe never seen papa and mamma so upset about ftnjiJiing," she said, rather primly.
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