Rope
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. Well, what's happened inthe ancestral home today?" She had burned a steak and both thumbs; there was a leak in theplumbing, and the family overhead had four children and a phonograph. Henry kissed the thumbs, cursed the kitchen range, and forgot histroubles.
"You're going to ruin your hands, " he said, sympathetically. "Darnit, we _can_ afford a cook, Anna. Come on; be reasonable. " She shook her head. "Oh! And I meant to tell you the wall-paper'speeling off in the dining room, and the most _...awful_ smell of friedonions keeps coming up the dumb-waiter shaft. " Henry gathered her into his arms. "Dearest, in a year you can have adipperful of attar of roses for every fried onion. And we'll be sorich you can mingle practically on equal terms with the plumber'swife. .. . Now let's go put on the feed-bag. And by the way, I prefer mysteak slightly burned--it's more antiseptic. " He never suspected that ninety-nine percent of her difficulties wereimaginary, and that she had invented them as soon as she saw hisface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Well, what's happened inthe ancestral home today?" She had burned a steak and both thumbs; there was a leak in theplumbing, and the family overhead had four children and a phonograph. Henry kissed the thumbs, cursed the kitchen range, and forgot histroubles.
"You're going to ruin your hands, " he said, sympathetically. "Darnit, we _can_ afford a cook, Anna. Come on; be reasonable. " She shook her head. "Oh! And I meant to tell you the wall-paper'speeling off in the dining room, and the most _...awful_ smell of friedonions keeps coming up the dumb-waiter shaft. " Henry gathered her into his arms. "Dearest, in a year you can have adipperful of attar of roses for every fried onion. And we'll be sorich you can mingle practically on equal terms with the plumber'swife. .. . Now let's go put on the feed-bag. And by the way, I prefer mysteak slightly burned--it's more antiseptic. " He never suspected that ninety-nine percent of her difficulties wereimaginary, and that she had invented them as soon as she saw hisface.
What to read after Rope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Holworthy to read onlineMoreLess
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