The Bird House Man
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Besides, I don't believe the coat is THE BIRD HOUSE MAN 137 bright coloured enough for her. She looks more like the strawberry pink kind the summer girls wear. " Tom grinned at this. "Gee, Lucy don't need no bright clo'es ter make her look young!" he said, while Lucy blushed.
Alec looked at the pair affectionately. They were so young, so healthy, so simple!
"Tom, " he asked suddenly, "do you love Lucy?" The young man turned fiery red, stammered, and replied, "Y yes, sir!" with surprising veheme...nce.
"And you, Lucy?" Lucy answered by taking Tom's big hand and twining her fingers through his.
"Good, " said the Bird House Man. "That would have pleased Aunt Sally Jane. " He strode back through the orchard, pulling at his beard as he went, a frown between his eyes. Outside the shed he paused, and the frown deepened.
"To whom is my duty?" he said to himself, the words actually forming in his brain. "Pshaw, here I am using that abominable word duty ! By all the laws of the land the bond belongs to those atro- cious heirs; by all the laws of right and justice it belongs to Lucy Snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, I don't believe the coat is THE BIRD HOUSE MAN 137 bright coloured enough for her. She looks more like the strawberry pink kind the summer girls wear. " Tom grinned at this. "Gee, Lucy don't need no bright clo'es ter make her look young!" he said, while Lucy blushed.
Alec looked at the pair affectionately. They were so young, so healthy, so simple!
"Tom, " he asked suddenly, "do you love Lucy?" The young man turned fiery red, stammered, and replied, "Y yes, sir!" with surprising veheme...nce.
"And you, Lucy?" Lucy answered by taking Tom's big hand and twining her fingers through his.
"Good, " said the Bird House Man. "That would have pleased Aunt Sally Jane. " He strode back through the orchard, pulling at his beard as he went, a frown between his eyes. Outside the shed he paused, and the frown deepened.
"To whom is my duty?" he said to himself, the words actually forming in his brain. "Pshaw, here I am using that abominable word duty ! By all the laws of the land the bond belongs to those atro- cious heirs; by all the laws of right and justice it belongs to Lucy Snow.
What to read after The Bird House Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Walter Prichard to read onlineMoreLess
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