Poor White
Poor White
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She shut the door in his face. For the momenteverything that lived and breathed seemed to her gross and ugly. Her cheekswere pale and she pulled shut the blinds to the window and sat down on thebed, overcome with the strange new fear of life. She did not want even thesunlight to come into her presence. John May had followed her through thebarn and now stood in the barnyard staring at the house. She could see himthrough the cracks of the blinds and wished it were possible to kill himwith a gestu...re of her hand.
The farm hand, full of male confidence, waited for her to come to thewindow and look down at him. He wondered if there were any one else in thehouse. Perhaps she would beckon to him. Something of the kind had happenedbetween him and the doctor's wife and it had turned out that way. Whenafter five or ten minutes he did not see her, he went back to the work ofoiling the wagon wheels. "It's going to be a slower thing. She's shy, agreen girl, " he told himself.
One evening a week later Clara sat on the side porch of the house with herfather when John May came into the barnyard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She shut the door in his face. For the momenteverything that lived and breathed seemed to her gross and ugly. Her cheekswere pale and she pulled shut the blinds to the window and sat down on thebed, overcome with the strange new fear of life. She did not want even thesunlight to come into her presence. John May had followed her through thebarn and now stood in the barnyard staring at the house. She could see himthrough the cracks of the blinds and wished it were possible to kill himwith a gestu...re of her hand.
The farm hand, full of male confidence, waited for her to come to thewindow and look down at him. He wondered if there were any one else in thehouse. Perhaps she would beckon to him. Something of the kind had happenedbetween him and the doctor's wife and it had turned out that way. Whenafter five or ten minutes he did not see her, he went back to the work ofoiling the wagon wheels. "It's going to be a slower thing. She's shy, agreen girl, " he told himself.
One evening a week later Clara sat on the side porch of the house with herfather when John May came into the barnyard.
What to read after Poor White?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson Sherwood to read onlineMoreLess
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