Second Choice; a Romance
Second Choice; a Romance
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I'm afraid of 'im, Wynn. I dream about 'im at night, and scream out loud. Oh, I'm afraid he will kill somebody some day. He's goin' to Atlanta to-morrow, and I'm glad." ^ " How do you know that he is going?" Wynn questioned, suspiciously.
"I heard 'im tell ma he was goin' to look for work. He said he couldn't git anything to do here because every- body was down on 'im. Ma give 'im some money to pay his way. I saw 'er git it firom 'er bureau drawer." "Never mind," Wynn said, gently leading her t...o the door. "Go out and play now. George will be all right.
Don't be afraid any more." Closing the door, he stood gazing out through the win- dow. Strange, but his elation over the opportunity at the mills was already diminishing. After sdl, he gloomily asked himself, what could even a permanent position of that sort do toward accomplishing the one great purpose of his life? Morris Stockton's face, form, and easy self- confidence were ever before him. Why was it that there were ecstatic moments like glimpses of heaven in which he believed Edna Wrenn loved him, and hours and days of torture in which the impossibility of such a thing seemed a deadly reality?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm afraid of 'im, Wynn. I dream about 'im at night, and scream out loud. Oh, I'm afraid he will kill somebody some day. He's goin' to Atlanta to-morrow, and I'm glad." ^ " How do you know that he is going?" Wynn questioned, suspiciously.
"I heard 'im tell ma he was goin' to look for work. He said he couldn't git anything to do here because every- body was down on 'im. Ma give 'im some money to pay his way. I saw 'er git it firom 'er bureau drawer." "Never mind," Wynn said, gently leading her t...o the door. "Go out and play now. George will be all right.
Don't be afraid any more." Closing the door, he stood gazing out through the win- dow. Strange, but his elation over the opportunity at the mills was already diminishing. After sdl, he gloomily asked himself, what could even a permanent position of that sort do toward accomplishing the one great purpose of his life? Morris Stockton's face, form, and easy self- confidence were ever before him. Why was it that there were ecstatic moments like glimpses of heaven in which he believed Edna Wrenn loved him, and hours and days of torture in which the impossibility of such a thing seemed a deadly reality?
What to read after Second Choice; a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harben, Will N. (Will Nathaniel), 1858-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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