Plain Mary Smith a Romance of Red Saunders
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Saxton, " she answers, cooling so I felt the need of a coat and that s quite different.
Well, I hustled away from the subject fast, sorry to know something was wrong between my friends, but too durned selfish to spoil my own greeting. I plunged into the history of Mr. William Saunders, from the time of leav ing the Matilda. Mary was the most eloquent listener I ever met. She made a good story of whatever she harkened to. 164 Enter Brother Belknap Well, sir, I had a pleasant afternoon. There was... that story-book old house and garden, Mary and me at a little table, drinking lime- juice lemonade, me in my fine clothes out for a real holiday, smoking like a real man, telling her about the crimp I put in that road-agent.
Yes, I was having a glorious time, when the gate opened and a man came in. Somehow, from the first look I got of him I did n t like him. Something of the shadow that used to hang over home lay in that lad s black coat.
Mary s face changed. The life went out. Something heavy, serious, and tired came into it, yet she met the newcomer with the greatest respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saxton, " she answers, cooling so I felt the need of a coat and that s quite different.
Well, I hustled away from the subject fast, sorry to know something was wrong between my friends, but too durned selfish to spoil my own greeting. I plunged into the history of Mr. William Saunders, from the time of leav ing the Matilda. Mary was the most eloquent listener I ever met. She made a good story of whatever she harkened to. 164 Enter Brother Belknap Well, sir, I had a pleasant afternoon. There was... that story-book old house and garden, Mary and me at a little table, drinking lime- juice lemonade, me in my fine clothes out for a real holiday, smoking like a real man, telling her about the crimp I put in that road-agent.
Yes, I was having a glorious time, when the gate opened and a man came in. Somehow, from the first look I got of him I did n t like him. Something of the shadow that used to hang over home lay in that lad s black coat.
Mary s face changed. The life went out. Something heavy, serious, and tired came into it, yet she met the newcomer with the greatest respect.
What to read after Plain Mary Smith a Romance of Red Saunders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Henry Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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