Rose O'paradise
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"I don't see how I can, " he replied thoughtfully, "but choose any daynext week, and we'll make a real picnic of it. " "I'm so disappointed, " Molly murmured sadly. "I wanted to go Saturday. But of course----" "I'll see if I can arrange it, " he assured her. "Possibly I might goup to hear her play to-day.... I'll see.... Later I'll 'phone you. " Leaving the house, he headed his car toward the lower end of the town. He was glad of an excuse to go to Paradise Road. Lafe smiled throughthe window a...t him, and he entered the shop at the cobbler's cordial, "Come in!" "I suppose you want Jinnie, eh?" asked Lafe.
"Yes. I'll detain her only a moment. " Bobbie got up from the floor where he was playing soldiers with tacksand nails.
"Boy'll call Jinnie, " said he, moving forward.
The two men watched the slender blind child feel his way to the door.
"Bobbie loves to take a part in things, " explained Lafe. "Poor littlefellow!" "Is he hopelessly blind?" asked Theodore.
"Yes, yes, " and Lafe sighed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't see how I can, " he replied thoughtfully, "but choose any daynext week, and we'll make a real picnic of it. " "I'm so disappointed, " Molly murmured sadly. "I wanted to go Saturday. But of course----" "I'll see if I can arrange it, " he assured her. "Possibly I might goup to hear her play to-day.... I'll see.... Later I'll 'phone you. " Leaving the house, he headed his car toward the lower end of the town. He was glad of an excuse to go to Paradise Road. Lafe smiled throughthe window a...t him, and he entered the shop at the cobbler's cordial, "Come in!" "I suppose you want Jinnie, eh?" asked Lafe.
"Yes. I'll detain her only a moment. " Bobbie got up from the floor where he was playing soldiers with tacksand nails.
"Boy'll call Jinnie, " said he, moving forward.
The two men watched the slender blind child feel his way to the door.
"Bobbie loves to take a part in things, " explained Lafe. "Poor littlefellow!" "Is he hopelessly blind?" asked Theodore.
"Yes, yes, " and Lafe sighed.
What to read after Rose O'paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Grace Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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