The Green Window
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Distracted by the entrance of the new-comers, I had ceased to gaze at the old woman ; but when I looked at her again, I confess that her face some what alarmed me. Her eyes had regained their lustre and she was glaring hungrily, even angrily, at the girl s hand. She looked at the girl s dainty hand, and then she looked at her own machines of toil. She looked at the girl s costume, and plucked at her own mean gown. The girl let a well made boot peep from under her skirt, and with that the old wo...man stood her clogs on heel.
The men who were with the girl seemed good fellows enough ; but they were under that excite ment which pervades the average man when he is a- holidaying with his intimates. It was due to this, no doubt, that one of them threw some light dis paraging GOOD 49 paraging word at the old woman, and looked at the girl for comment. The girl smiled lazily, and just lifted her eyebrows in a contemptuous glance at the old thing in the corner. And upon that, the old woman gave a yell of pain with a kind of sob in it (the sound of which, I must admit, dis turbed me for many a day) and seizing the hand of the girl with both her own, began to bite it with her horrible gums.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Distracted by the entrance of the new-comers, I had ceased to gaze at the old woman ; but when I looked at her again, I confess that her face some what alarmed me. Her eyes had regained their lustre and she was glaring hungrily, even angrily, at the girl s hand. She looked at the girl s dainty hand, and then she looked at her own machines of toil. She looked at the girl s costume, and plucked at her own mean gown. The girl let a well made boot peep from under her skirt, and with that the old wo...man stood her clogs on heel.
The men who were with the girl seemed good fellows enough ; but they were under that excite ment which pervades the average man when he is a- holidaying with his intimates. It was due to this, no doubt, that one of them threw some light dis paraging GOOD 49 paraging word at the old woman, and looked at the girl for comment. The girl smiled lazily, and just lifted her eyebrows in a contemptuous glance at the old thing in the corner. And upon that, the old woman gave a yell of pain with a kind of sob in it (the sound of which, I must admit, dis turbed me for many a day) and seizing the hand of the girl with both her own, began to bite it with her horrible gums.
What to read after The Green Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Osullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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