The Bawlerout
The Bawlerout
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A loud "damn" bounded out before the door banged.
Miss Sullivan began to wipe off the table.
"I suppose you think I have no right to get married with mother dependent on me?" This from Mr. Allen re-entering with violence.
Miss Sullivan blazed from head to foot.
"How dare you!" banging on the table with the cloth, "how dare you think I think such a thing? How dare you think I think one thought about you and your marriage ! How dare you think I think anything at all about anything whatever ! ' ' ..."Oh, me! is anything the matter?" said the little old lady, appearing suddenly, ex- actly as if she were a little old lady in a clock coming out to show that there were to be storms.
144 THE BAWLEROUT "No, indeed, " said Miss Sullivan, dart- ing fire at Mr. Allen.
"No, indeed, " said Mr. Allen, smolder- ing at Miss Sullivan.
"I thought you were quarreling, " and the little old lady disappeared exactly like the one in the clock would have done had she come out with her umbrella and found the sun shining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A loud "damn" bounded out before the door banged.
Miss Sullivan began to wipe off the table.
"I suppose you think I have no right to get married with mother dependent on me?" This from Mr. Allen re-entering with violence.
Miss Sullivan blazed from head to foot.
"How dare you!" banging on the table with the cloth, "how dare you think I think such a thing? How dare you think I think one thought about you and your marriage ! How dare you think I think anything at all about anything whatever ! ' ' ..."Oh, me! is anything the matter?" said the little old lady, appearing suddenly, ex- actly as if she were a little old lady in a clock coming out to show that there were to be storms.
144 THE BAWLEROUT "No, indeed, " said Miss Sullivan, dart- ing fire at Mr. Allen.
"No, indeed, " said Mr. Allen, smolder- ing at Miss Sullivan.
"I thought you were quarreling, " and the little old lady disappeared exactly like the one in the clock would have done had she come out with her umbrella and found the sun shining.
What to read after The Bawlerout?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forrest Halsey to read onlineMoreLess
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