The Green Caldron volume 7 9 1937 40
The Green Caldron volume 7 9 1937 40
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" There was a loud sipping, followed by an occasional nervous sigh, and I knew all was not well with the big Norwegian. In a few min- utes the door slammed and the two men went to the barn with a lantern ; the fol- lowing quarter of an hour brought the sound of the vanishing buckboard creak- ing through the night air. Having been early imbued with the lesson of not rush- ing headlong into such occasions, I con- tained myself until the sound disap- peared: then I stepped quietly into the kitchen... where the light still burned. I was startled to see Mother sitting by the cook stove, drinking coffee and looking more alarmed and uneasy than I had ever before seen her. "What's happened?" I asked.
"Charlie Fry's cabin burned down yesterday while he was out riding with you. " Without Mother's finishing, I knew what had happened. The old crone that was Charlie's mother, being a semi- invalid, had perished in the flames. I caught my breath. For the first time since I had known of her existence, I thought of the old lady as having been human^Charlie's mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was a loud sipping, followed by an occasional nervous sigh, and I knew all was not well with the big Norwegian. In a few min- utes the door slammed and the two men went to the barn with a lantern ; the fol- lowing quarter of an hour brought the sound of the vanishing buckboard creak- ing through the night air. Having been early imbued with the lesson of not rush- ing headlong into such occasions, I con- tained myself until the sound disap- peared: then I stepped quietly into the kitchen... where the light still burned. I was startled to see Mother sitting by the cook stove, drinking coffee and looking more alarmed and uneasy than I had ever before seen her. "What's happened?" I asked.
"Charlie Fry's cabin burned down yesterday while he was out riding with you. " Without Mother's finishing, I knew what had happened. The old crone that was Charlie's mother, being a semi- invalid, had perished in the flames. I caught my breath. For the first time since I had known of her existence, I thought of the old lady as having been human^Charlie's mother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Campus to read onlineMoreLess
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