The Blue Lights
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She thought of Uncle Abe, pottering about among the flower beds, of Aunt Lucy grumbling good naturedly over her wash tubs, of Rose, singing her queer camp meeting songs in the spring twilight, of Don, and the other dogs, the chickens, and her beloved flowers, and wondered how all of them were getting along with Richard and herself both away.
Her reveries were Interrupted by a sudden sound which made her start forward, tense with excitement. The man in the tudio had gone for THE BLUE LIGHTS 229 ...a moment beyond the line of her vision, into a corner of the room to her left. She could not see what he was doing there, and it was while waiting for him to reappear that she had fallen into her day dream.
The sound which startled her was the voice of a child, not crying, this time, but speaking clearly and distinctly. "I want to go home!" it said, in a high nervous voice. "I want to see my mamma !" The man answered roughly, impatiently. "You can t go now. Be quiet and come and eat your breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She thought of Uncle Abe, pottering about among the flower beds, of Aunt Lucy grumbling good naturedly over her wash tubs, of Rose, singing her queer camp meeting songs in the spring twilight, of Don, and the other dogs, the chickens, and her beloved flowers, and wondered how all of them were getting along with Richard and herself both away.
Her reveries were Interrupted by a sudden sound which made her start forward, tense with excitement. The man in the tudio had gone for THE BLUE LIGHTS 229 ...a moment beyond the line of her vision, into a corner of the room to her left. She could not see what he was doing there, and it was while waiting for him to reappear that she had fallen into her day dream.
The sound which startled her was the voice of a child, not crying, this time, but speaking clearly and distinctly. "I want to go home!" it said, in a high nervous voice. "I want to see my mamma !" The man answered roughly, impatiently. "You can t go now. Be quiet and come and eat your breakfast.
What to read after The Blue Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kummer Frederic Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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