The Firing Line
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At first I did not know what to do; did not realise, understand. I scarcely do yet. I had supposed I was to go to mother anddad and tell them that I had a name in the world--that all was well withme at last. But I could not credit it myself; the boy--I had known himalways--went and came in our house as freely as Gray. And I could notconvince myself that the thing that had happened was serious--had reallyoccurred. " "How did it occur?" "I will tell you exactly. We were walking home, all of us, a...long FifthAvenue, that winter afternoon. The avenue was gay and densely crowded;and I remember the furs I wore and the western sunset crimsoning thecross-streets, and the early dusk--and Jessie ahead with Cecile and thedogs. And then he said that now was the time, for he was going back tocollege that same day, and would not return before Easter--and he urgedit, and hurried me--and--I couldn't think; and I went with him, west, Ibelieve--yes, the sky was red over the river--west, two blocks, ormore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first I did not know what to do; did not realise, understand. I scarcely do yet. I had supposed I was to go to mother anddad and tell them that I had a name in the world--that all was well withme at last. But I could not credit it myself; the boy--I had known himalways--went and came in our house as freely as Gray. And I could notconvince myself that the thing that had happened was serious--had reallyoccurred. " "How did it occur?" "I will tell you exactly. We were walking home, all of us, a...long FifthAvenue, that winter afternoon. The avenue was gay and densely crowded;and I remember the furs I wore and the western sunset crimsoning thecross-streets, and the early dusk--and Jessie ahead with Cecile and thedogs. And then he said that now was the time, for he was going back tocollege that same day, and would not return before Easter--and he urgedit, and hurried me--and--I couldn't think; and I went with him, west, Ibelieve--yes, the sky was red over the river--west, two blocks, ormore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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