The Dawn of To-Morrow
The Dawn of To-Morrow
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She received her mug of coffee and thick slice of bread and dripping with a grin, and swallowed the hot sweet liquid down in ecstatic gulps.
" Ain't I in luck ? *' she said, hand- ing her mug back when it was empty.
" Gi* me another, Barney.*' Antony Dart drank coffee also and ate bread and dripping. The coffee was hot and the bread and dripping, dashed with salt, quite eatable. He had needed food and felt the better for it.
" Come on, mister,*' said Glad, when their meal was ended. " I want to... get back to Polly, an* there *s coal and bread and things to buy.** She hurried him along, breaking ^1 THE DAWN OF her pace with hops at intervals. She darted into dirty shops and brought out things screwed up in paper. She went last into a cellar and returned carrying a small sack of coal over her shoulders.
"Bought sack an' all/' she said elatedly. " A sack 's a good thing to 'ave." " Let me carry it for you/* said Antony Dart " Spile yer coat/' with her sidelong upward glance.
" I don't care/' he answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She received her mug of coffee and thick slice of bread and dripping with a grin, and swallowed the hot sweet liquid down in ecstatic gulps.
" Ain't I in luck ? *' she said, hand- ing her mug back when it was empty.
" Gi* me another, Barney.*' Antony Dart drank coffee also and ate bread and dripping. The coffee was hot and the bread and dripping, dashed with salt, quite eatable. He had needed food and felt the better for it.
" Come on, mister,*' said Glad, when their meal was ended. " I want to... get back to Polly, an* there *s coal and bread and things to buy.** She hurried him along, breaking ^1 THE DAWN OF her pace with hops at intervals. She darted into dirty shops and brought out things screwed up in paper. She went last into a cellar and returned carrying a small sack of coal over her shoulders.
"Bought sack an' all/' she said elatedly. " A sack 's a good thing to 'ave." " Let me carry it for you/* said Antony Dart " Spile yer coat/' with her sidelong upward glance.
" I don't care/' he answered.
What to read after The Dawn of To-Morrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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