Susan Clegg And Her Friend Mrs. Lathrop
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Lathrop, I didn't wait to hear no more. I didn't feel like I hadstrength to. I run. 'N', heavens, _how_ I run! I lit out like I waspaid for it, 'n' I bet I clum every last one o' them hills 's fast onthe up 's the down. When I got to the station there was a train jus'pullin' out f'r I didn't know where, 'n' I hopped aboard like I wasshot. It took me to Meadville, 'n' I had to pay the 'xtra fare 'n'wait two hours to get another back here, 'n' I ain't really halfthrough shakin' yet. " Susan stopp...ed, took out her handkerchief and carefully passed it overher brow as one who strives to brush away tormenting visions.
Mrs. Lathrop sat mute and motionless, completely overwhelmed by therecital of her friend's tragic story.
After a few minutes Miss Clegg put her handkerchief back in her pocketand turned a sad and solemn, yet tender look upon her companion.
"Lord knows I'm done with relations from this day on, " she said slowlybut with great distinctness. "I feel like hereafter I'll be contentwith jus' you, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lathrop, I didn't wait to hear no more. I didn't feel like I hadstrength to. I run. 'N', heavens, _how_ I run! I lit out like I waspaid for it, 'n' I bet I clum every last one o' them hills 's fast onthe up 's the down. When I got to the station there was a train jus'pullin' out f'r I didn't know where, 'n' I hopped aboard like I wasshot. It took me to Meadville, 'n' I had to pay the 'xtra fare 'n'wait two hours to get another back here, 'n' I ain't really halfthrough shakin' yet. " Susan stopp...ed, took out her handkerchief and carefully passed it overher brow as one who strives to brush away tormenting visions.
Mrs. Lathrop sat mute and motionless, completely overwhelmed by therecital of her friend's tragic story.
After a few minutes Miss Clegg put her handkerchief back in her pocketand turned a sad and solemn, yet tender look upon her companion.
"Lord knows I'm done with relations from this day on, " she said slowlybut with great distinctness. "I feel like hereafter I'll be contentwith jus' you, Mrs.
What to read after Susan Clegg And Her Friend Mrs. Lathrop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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