Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby
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Thecook, serene and cool, was smoking in the doorway of his cabin. Abovethe dull roar of the river Paul could hear Min Tolley's cackle oflaughter from the cottages a hundred yards away, and Mrs. Hoppscrooning over her baby.
Presently the night shift went down to the powerhouse, the men takinggreat boyish leaps on the steep trail. Some of the lighted windows wereblotted out--the Hopps', the cook-house light. The singing pole lineabove Paul's head ceased abruptly, and with a little rising whine t...heopposite pole line took up the buzzing currant. That meant that thecopper line had been cut in, and the aluminum one would be "cold" forthe night.
Minutes went by, eventless. Half an hour, an hour--still Paul satstaring into the velvet dark and wrestling with bitter discouragementand homesickness.
"Lord, what a PLACE!" he said once or twice under his breath.
Finally, feeling cramped and chilly, he went stiffly indoors, throughthe hot, bright halls, that smelled of varnish and matting, to his room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thecook, serene and cool, was smoking in the doorway of his cabin. Abovethe dull roar of the river Paul could hear Min Tolley's cackle oflaughter from the cottages a hundred yards away, and Mrs. Hoppscrooning over her baby.
Presently the night shift went down to the powerhouse, the men takinggreat boyish leaps on the steep trail. Some of the lighted windows wereblotted out--the Hopps', the cook-house light. The singing pole lineabove Paul's head ceased abruptly, and with a little rising whine t...heopposite pole line took up the buzzing currant. That meant that thecopper line had been cut in, and the aluminum one would be "cold" forthe night.
Minutes went by, eventless. Half an hour, an hour--still Paul satstaring into the velvet dark and wrestling with bitter discouragementand homesickness.
"Lord, what a PLACE!" he said once or twice under his breath.
Finally, feeling cramped and chilly, he went stiffly indoors, throughthe hot, bright halls, that smelled of varnish and matting, to his room.
What to read after Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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