Six Stories And Some Verses
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"Wait a moment, I'll just read it over first." She read it, blushed, thought a minute, then tore it to bits and threw the pieces on the floor.
"You needn't wait," she said to the porter.
"I've decided not to send it." 70 A BAD THING It was a quick journey. Mrs. Vail was pretty well exhausted and wanted to stop over a day at St. Louis, and again at Chicago. Helen was iron. Her mother might stop over if she liked, but she would have to stop over alone.
Long before the train reached the Boston sta...- tion, Helen was on the lowest step of the plat- form, in spite of the remonstrances of the brake- man. She had telegraphed Robert from New York, asking him to meet her. When the train entered the station, she jumped off while it was still going, and began to run about searching for her husband. It was early in the morning; but a considerable crowd was assembled to meetthe train, a crowd which gradually disappeared by twos, threes, and fours, as each traveler was surrounded and borne off by a laughing, shout- ing, and kissing circle of friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wait a moment, I'll just read it over first." She read it, blushed, thought a minute, then tore it to bits and threw the pieces on the floor.
"You needn't wait," she said to the porter.
"I've decided not to send it." 70 A BAD THING It was a quick journey. Mrs. Vail was pretty well exhausted and wanted to stop over a day at St. Louis, and again at Chicago. Helen was iron. Her mother might stop over if she liked, but she would have to stop over alone.
Long before the train reached the Boston sta...- tion, Helen was on the lowest step of the plat- form, in spite of the remonstrances of the brake- man. She had telegraphed Robert from New York, asking him to meet her. When the train entered the station, she jumped off while it was still going, and began to run about searching for her husband. It was early in the morning; but a considerable crowd was assembled to meetthe train, a crowd which gradually disappeared by twos, threes, and fours, as each traveler was surrounded and borne off by a laughing, shout- ing, and kissing circle of friends.
What to read after Six Stories And Some Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Beverly Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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