The Blue Flag
The Blue Flag
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" "And no wonder, sir. He isn't like any body else/ 7 said Theodore, warmly. "The very look of his eye does one good. You don't owe me any thing, sir. What I did, I did for one I loved. Is he do ing well? 77 "He 7 s snug by the fireside, as cheer ful and lovely as if he had not a care or pain in the world. He wants to see you, and begged me to ask you to come at once to him. We live only five miles AN INTERVIEW. 151 from town. Will you go out with me to night? Mrs. Deland says she feels she has... a right to you. She will not rest till she sees you in her own home. " "I thank you warmly; but I must see my mother before I go anywhere else/ 7 said Theodore, quickly. "But for Bin- nings I should be on my way home at once: 77 "J kept him until he sent a letter first. Joy kills sometimes, you know, sir, as well as trouble. I was afraid to risk his going in upon them at once, 77 said Bin- nings.
" Eight, very right, 77 said Mr. Deland; but it was plain that some thought was troubling his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And no wonder, sir. He isn't like any body else/ 7 said Theodore, warmly. "The very look of his eye does one good. You don't owe me any thing, sir. What I did, I did for one I loved. Is he do ing well? 77 "He 7 s snug by the fireside, as cheer ful and lovely as if he had not a care or pain in the world. He wants to see you, and begged me to ask you to come at once to him. We live only five miles AN INTERVIEW. 151 from town. Will you go out with me to night? Mrs. Deland says she feels she has... a right to you. She will not rest till she sees you in her own home. " "I thank you warmly; but I must see my mother before I go anywhere else/ 7 said Theodore, quickly. "But for Bin- nings I should be on my way home at once: 77 "J kept him until he sent a letter first. Joy kills sometimes, you know, sir, as well as trouble. I was afraid to risk his going in upon them at once, 77 said Bin- nings.
" Eight, very right, 77 said Mr. Deland; but it was plain that some thought was troubling his mind.
What to read after The Blue Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah S Sarah Schoonmaker Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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