Reciprocity
Reciprocity
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Thus was the Inn and its Master in the year when he touched sixty, and his hair and beard were more white than gray.
[8«1 n THEN there came to the Inn one day in the early part of the summer a new guest — a man about fifty, with an aging, worldly face. Bill, the Albany stage man, had brought him from Island Junction, and on the way had answered all his questions, discreetly, reckoning in his wisdom that his passenger was "one of those queer folks that went up to the old Doctor's place/' For... there was something smart and fashionable about the stranger's appearance that made Bill uncomfortable.
"There," he said, as he pulled up outside the red brick house and pointed over the wall into the garden, [33] THE MASTER OF THE INN "mos* likely you'll find the old man fussin' 'round somewheres inside there, if he hain't down to the School," and he drove off with the people's mail.
The stranger looked back through the village street, which was as silent as a village street should be at four o'clock on a summer day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Thus was the Inn and its Master in the year when he touched sixty, and his hair and beard were more white than gray.
[8«1 n THEN there came to the Inn one day in the early part of the summer a new guest — a man about fifty, with an aging, worldly face. Bill, the Albany stage man, had brought him from Island Junction, and on the way had answered all his questions, discreetly, reckoning in his wisdom that his passenger was "one of those queer folks that went up to the old Doctor's place/' For... there was something smart and fashionable about the stranger's appearance that made Bill uncomfortable.
"There," he said, as he pulled up outside the red brick house and pointed over the wall into the garden, [33] THE MASTER OF THE INN "mos* likely you'll find the old man fussin' 'round somewheres inside there, if he hain't down to the School," and he drove off with the people's mail.
The stranger looked back through the village street, which was as silent as a village street should be at four o'clock on a summer day.
What to read after Reciprocity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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