Storm
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I found myself shivering and grabbing at the latch as though there were no other end in man s life but the opening of a wood-shed door.
"Joe! Oh, Joe! Joe!" And then I came into the lane how, I cannot say. I only know that my arms were about Allie Snow, and that the stars had established themselves in the sky. I tried to look at her face, but it was buried in the folds of my coat, and her voice struggled up to me.
"Joe, I was sick when you saw me there. Oh, if I could only tell you why! I will,... some day. I was sick" "I know, sweetheart. " Why, of course I knew. Had I not known it from the beginning had I not said it when she stood so white and rigid on her porch? And there I was, blubbering like a child of three and patting her hair and mumbling for her not to cry, and generally making a spectacle of myself. In truth, she was not crying at all, but dry-eyed and breathing hard and a little frightened, as one who has called into a blank and beheld a world created at her hail.
We went away into the back country that back country we both loved so well and I am afraid that Agnes carried in her own wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found myself shivering and grabbing at the latch as though there were no other end in man s life but the opening of a wood-shed door.
"Joe! Oh, Joe! Joe!" And then I came into the lane how, I cannot say. I only know that my arms were about Allie Snow, and that the stars had established themselves in the sky. I tried to look at her face, but it was buried in the folds of my coat, and her voice struggled up to me.
"Joe, I was sick when you saw me there. Oh, if I could only tell you why! I will,... some day. I was sick" "I know, sweetheart. " Why, of course I knew. Had I not known it from the beginning had I not said it when she stood so white and rigid on her porch? And there I was, blubbering like a child of three and patting her hair and mumbling for her not to cry, and generally making a spectacle of myself. In truth, she was not crying at all, but dry-eyed and breathing hard and a little frightened, as one who has called into a blank and beheld a world created at her hail.
We went away into the back country that back country we both loved so well and I am afraid that Agnes carried in her own wood.
What to read after Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Daniel Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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