Phyllis of Philistia
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"Oh, a newspaper. What could anewspaper with such a funny name have to say about Mr. Courtland?" "I have brought it with me, " said Phyllis. "It is quite disgraceful. I'msure you'll agree with me. " "I'm certain of it. " Ella accepted the proffered paper and glanced down the article pointedout to her by Phyllis. Phyllis' eyes were gleaming as she placed herfinger on the words, "Dynamite _versus_ Evangelization, " but Ella's eyesdid not gleam while she was reading all the words printed beneath t...heheading. She folded the paper and glanced carelessly at the name at thetop of the outside page and said, "Well?" "Was there ever anything so disgraceful?" cried the girl. "Was thereevery anything so false?" "Is it false?" asked Ella.
"How can you doubt it? Do you fancy that Mr. Courtland would be aslave-dealer?" "I wonder how he'd look in the broad flat hat which appears in all thepictures of the slave-dealers? Rather well, I fancy, " said Mrs. Linton.
"Oh, how can you talk of his looking well or ill when you read such anattack upon him?" said Phyllis, jumping up with a charmingly rosy face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, a newspaper. What could anewspaper with such a funny name have to say about Mr. Courtland?" "I have brought it with me, " said Phyllis. "It is quite disgraceful. I'msure you'll agree with me. " "I'm certain of it. " Ella accepted the proffered paper and glanced down the article pointedout to her by Phyllis. Phyllis' eyes were gleaming as she placed herfinger on the words, "Dynamite _versus_ Evangelization, " but Ella's eyesdid not gleam while she was reading all the words printed beneath t...heheading. She folded the paper and glanced carelessly at the name at thetop of the outside page and said, "Well?" "Was there ever anything so disgraceful?" cried the girl. "Was thereevery anything so false?" "Is it false?" asked Ella.
"How can you doubt it? Do you fancy that Mr. Courtland would be aslave-dealer?" "I wonder how he'd look in the broad flat hat which appears in all thepictures of the slave-dealers? Rather well, I fancy, " said Mrs. Linton.
"Oh, how can you talk of his looking well or ill when you read such anattack upon him?" said Phyllis, jumping up with a charmingly rosy face.
What to read after Phyllis of Philistia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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