Spring Street
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Whatever she is doing, you nor I have no reason to let an evil thoughtabout her stay with us for a moment. " For several minutes they said nothing. Then Mrs. Gallant broke thesilence.
"Tell me, " she said, "was that Miss Carrillo's automobile that broughther here, Sunday?" "Oh, mother!" he exclaimed, exasperated.
"I'm sorry, John. I only thought you might tell me. " "I don't know and I don't care, " he said, coming to his feet. "Mother, this is all foolishness--rank foolishness. Here you and I ...sit quarrelingover things that are none of our business. I never thought it of you. Inever thought you could think such things, let alone breathe a wordabout them. I never----" "John, John, " said Mrs. Gallant, pleadingly, "don't, don't!" "I can't believe it's you, " he said, angrily. "Some one has been puttingthese infernal thoughts into your head--some gossiping, scandal-loving, evil-thinking----" "My boy!" He stopped and the anger that had surged so swiftly slowly lefthim--left him ashamed that he had given way to his temper, ashamed thathe had spoken so sharply to the one he loved more than any one in theworld, and who, he knew, loved him as no one else would ever love him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever she is doing, you nor I have no reason to let an evil thoughtabout her stay with us for a moment. " For several minutes they said nothing. Then Mrs. Gallant broke thesilence.
"Tell me, " she said, "was that Miss Carrillo's automobile that broughther here, Sunday?" "Oh, mother!" he exclaimed, exasperated.
"I'm sorry, John. I only thought you might tell me. " "I don't know and I don't care, " he said, coming to his feet. "Mother, this is all foolishness--rank foolishness. Here you and I ...sit quarrelingover things that are none of our business. I never thought it of you. Inever thought you could think such things, let alone breathe a wordabout them. I never----" "John, John, " said Mrs. Gallant, pleadingly, "don't, don't!" "I can't believe it's you, " he said, angrily. "Some one has been puttingthese infernal thoughts into your head--some gossiping, scandal-loving, evil-thinking----" "My boy!" He stopped and the anger that had surged so swiftly slowly lefthim--left him ashamed that he had given way to his temper, ashamed thathe had spoken so sharply to the one he loved more than any one in theworld, and who, he knew, loved him as no one else would ever love him.
What to read after Spring Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson James to read onlineMoreLess
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