Short Story Classics (American) ...
Short Story Classics (American) ...
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It was a lonely spot: so it occurred to him that it was proper for him to ascertain which. Accordingly he stepped to her side and bent over her. From her calico dress, which was her only covering, she evidently belonged to the laboring class. She was a large, coarse-looking woman, and was lying, in what appeared to Gorham to be drunken slumber, on her bonnet, the draggled strings of which protruded. He hesitated a moment, and then shook her by the arm. She groaned boozily, but after he had shak...en her again two or three times she rolled over and raised herself on her elbow, rub- bing her eyes and staring at him glassily.
"Are you hurt, woman ?" he asked.
She made a guttural response which might have 822 ROBERT GRANT meant anything, but she proved that she was un- injured by getting on her feet. She stared at her disturber bewilderedly, then, perceiving her bonnet, stooped to pick it up, and stood for a moment trying sleepily to poke it into shape and readjust its tawdry plumage. But all of a sudden she gave a start and began looking around her with recovered energy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a lonely spot: so it occurred to him that it was proper for him to ascertain which. Accordingly he stepped to her side and bent over her. From her calico dress, which was her only covering, she evidently belonged to the laboring class. She was a large, coarse-looking woman, and was lying, in what appeared to Gorham to be drunken slumber, on her bonnet, the draggled strings of which protruded. He hesitated a moment, and then shook her by the arm. She groaned boozily, but after he had shak...en her again two or three times she rolled over and raised herself on her elbow, rub- bing her eyes and staring at him glassily.
"Are you hurt, woman ?" he asked.
She made a guttural response which might have 822 ROBERT GRANT meant anything, but she proved that she was un- injured by getting on her feet. She stared at her disturber bewilderedly, then, perceiving her bonnet, stooped to pick it up, and stood for a moment trying sleepily to poke it into shape and readjust its tawdry plumage. But all of a sudden she gave a start and began looking around her with recovered energy.
What to read after Short Story Classics (American) ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patten William to read onlineMoreLess
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