Ten Nights in a Bar Room
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" Nothing more was said, but I heard the landlord's heavy feet movingbackward and forward across the room for some minutes.
"Why, Ann! where have you been?" The door of the next room had openedand shut.
"Where I wish you had been with me, " was answered in a very firm voice.
"Where?" "To Joe Morgan's. " "Humph!" Only this ejaculation met my ears. But something was said in alow voice, to which Mrs. Slade replied with some warmth: "If you don't have his child's blood clinging for life to yourgarm...ents, you may be thankful. " "What do you mean?" he asked, quickly.
"All that my words indicate. Little Mary is very ill!" "Well, what of it?" "Much. The doctor thinks her in great danger. The cut on her head hasthrown her into a violent fever, and she is delirious. Oh, Simon! ifyou had heard what I heard to-night. " "What?" was asked in a growling tone.
"She is out of her mind, as I said, and talks a great deal. She talkedabout you. " "Of me! Well, what had she to say?" "She said--so pitifully--'I wish Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nothing more was said, but I heard the landlord's heavy feet movingbackward and forward across the room for some minutes.
"Why, Ann! where have you been?" The door of the next room had openedand shut.
"Where I wish you had been with me, " was answered in a very firm voice.
"Where?" "To Joe Morgan's. " "Humph!" Only this ejaculation met my ears. But something was said in alow voice, to which Mrs. Slade replied with some warmth: "If you don't have his child's blood clinging for life to yourgarm...ents, you may be thankful. " "What do you mean?" he asked, quickly.
"All that my words indicate. Little Mary is very ill!" "Well, what of it?" "Much. The doctor thinks her in great danger. The cut on her head hasthrown her into a violent fever, and she is delirious. Oh, Simon! ifyou had heard what I heard to-night. " "What?" was asked in a growling tone.
"She is out of her mind, as I said, and talks a great deal. She talkedabout you. " "Of me! Well, what had she to say?" "She said--so pitifully--'I wish Mr.
What to read after Ten Nights in a Bar Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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