The Bread-Winners; a Social Study
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Beld- ing still sat in her rocking-chair, moaning and wring- ing her hands. Mr. Temple was standing beside her trying to soothe her, telling her it was all over.
Bolty was tying the arms of one of the ruffians be- hind him, who lay on the floor on his face. There was no one else in the room.
Alice knelt on the floor by her mother and took her in her arms. " You are not hurt, are you, mamma dear ?" she said, in a soft, tender tone, as if she were caressing a crying child.
" Oh, no ! I suppose no...t," said the widow ; " but I am not used to such doings at this time of night, and I don't like them. Captain Farnham, how shall I ever thank you ? and you, Mr. Temple ? Good- ness knows what we should have done without you.
Alice, the moment you left the room, some of them ran to the sideboard for the silver, another one pro- posed to set the house afire, and that vile creature with the red handkerchief asked me for my ear-rings and my brooch. I was trying to be as long as I could about getting them off, when these gentle- men came in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beld- ing still sat in her rocking-chair, moaning and wring- ing her hands. Mr. Temple was standing beside her trying to soothe her, telling her it was all over.
Bolty was tying the arms of one of the ruffians be- hind him, who lay on the floor on his face. There was no one else in the room.
Alice knelt on the floor by her mother and took her in her arms. " You are not hurt, are you, mamma dear ?" she said, in a soft, tender tone, as if she were caressing a crying child.
" Oh, no ! I suppose no...t," said the widow ; " but I am not used to such doings at this time of night, and I don't like them. Captain Farnham, how shall I ever thank you ? and you, Mr. Temple ? Good- ness knows what we should have done without you.
Alice, the moment you left the room, some of them ran to the sideboard for the silver, another one pro- posed to set the house afire, and that vile creature with the red handkerchief asked me for my ear-rings and my brooch. I was trying to be as long as I could about getting them off, when these gentle- men came in.
What to read after The Bread-Winners; a Social Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay John to read onlineMoreLess
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