The Drag Net a Prison Story of the Present Day
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The young wife sat in her pretty room, sewing, when the timid knock sounded. She thought it the maid, whom Morello insisted upon her keeping to do the hard- est work, and so called the invitation to come in.
She stood up when she saw Constance, and the two young girls looked at each other with frightened faces and quickly beating hearts. Then Dolores' eyes sought the floor and she flushed painfully.
"I have not been able to get away from the house before, for Mother has been ill, but I came as ...soon as I could, " Constance said with an effort at composure.
" Why did you come ? ' ' asked Dolores in a low voice.
"Why? Because I want to be friendly with you, Dolores. You are Prentiss' wife and my sister, and I don't know anything any of the extenuating circum- 150 THE TWO GIRLS stances. I've been trying not to judge. Prentiss says you have a noble soul and I I want to think so, I'm sure; I'm going to think so, " she went on nervously.
"Won't you be seated ?" asked Dolores, indicating a chair near the door and taking her own chair again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young wife sat in her pretty room, sewing, when the timid knock sounded. She thought it the maid, whom Morello insisted upon her keeping to do the hard- est work, and so called the invitation to come in.
She stood up when she saw Constance, and the two young girls looked at each other with frightened faces and quickly beating hearts. Then Dolores' eyes sought the floor and she flushed painfully.
"I have not been able to get away from the house before, for Mother has been ill, but I came as ...soon as I could, " Constance said with an effort at composure.
" Why did you come ? ' ' asked Dolores in a low voice.
"Why? Because I want to be friendly with you, Dolores. You are Prentiss' wife and my sister, and I don't know anything any of the extenuating circum- 150 THE TWO GIRLS stances. I've been trying not to judge. Prentiss says you have a noble soul and I I want to think so, I'm sure; I'm going to think so, " she went on nervously.
"Won't you be seated ?" asked Dolores, indicating a chair near the door and taking her own chair again.
What to read after The Drag Net a Prison Story of the Present Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Baker Bohan to read onlineMoreLess
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