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Her lips parted, then curved into the familiar magic smile, as shecried, "Oh, Doctor MacDonald. You've _come_. " Mike twisted free, and, with a mad bound and wiggle, threw himself onthe girl, who caught him in her arms. Then, holding him against her, shesomehow succeeded in extending one hand, shapely and slender, to meetthe man's two eager ones.
"Oh, grandpap, " she thrilled through the doorway. "Hurry out hyar. Dr. Mac hes come fer ter see ye. " A sense of vague disappointment possessed Donal...d as he heard her lapseinto the musical, but provincial, dialect; but, seeming to read histhought that the year of study had not been able to alter it, shewhispered, "I always talk like I used to, to him, for he likes it best. " "I see, and you're quite right, too, " was his low-voiced reply, as heheard the old man's heavy tread crossing the bare floor within.
"Wall, wall, stranger. We air shor'ly powerful pleased fer ter welcomeye ergin, " came in Big Jerry's deep and hearty voice, as he emerged fromthe darkness, and caught Donald's hand in the old, crushing vise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her lips parted, then curved into the familiar magic smile, as shecried, "Oh, Doctor MacDonald. You've _come_. " Mike twisted free, and, with a mad bound and wiggle, threw himself onthe girl, who caught him in her arms. Then, holding him against her, shesomehow succeeded in extending one hand, shapely and slender, to meetthe man's two eager ones.
"Oh, grandpap, " she thrilled through the doorway. "Hurry out hyar. Dr. Mac hes come fer ter see ye. " A sense of vague disappointment possessed Donal...d as he heard her lapseinto the musical, but provincial, dialect; but, seeming to read histhought that the year of study had not been able to alter it, shewhispered, "I always talk like I used to, to him, for he likes it best. " "I see, and you're quite right, too, " was his low-voiced reply, as heheard the old man's heavy tread crossing the bare floor within.
"Wall, wall, stranger. We air shor'ly powerful pleased fer ter welcomeye ergin, " came in Big Jerry's deep and hearty voice, as he emerged fromthe darkness, and caught Donald's hand in the old, crushing vise.
What to read after 'smiles'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Eliot H. to read onlineMoreLess
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