The House of Martha
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"We are all sorry to have her go, " said the Sand Lady, "and sorry to seeher wearing that doleful gray garb, which my brother allowed her toassume this morning. " "I am glad, " I exclaimed, "that I did not see her in it!" The lady looked at me with her pleasant, quiet smile.
"You seem very much interested in her. " "I am, " I replied, "very much interested, both directly and indirectly, and I am exceedingly sorry that she departed without my knowing it. " This time the Sand Lady laughed. "Good-...morning, gentlemen, " said she. "Go on with your duel. " XXVII.
A PERSON.
I fenced no more. "Walkirk, " I cried, "let us get our traps on board, and be off!" My under-study looked troubled, --more troubled than I had ever seen himbefore.
"Why do you think of this?" he asked. "Where do you propose to go?" "Home, " said I, "to my own house. That is the place where I want to be. " Walkirk stood still and looked at me, his face still wearing an air ofdeep concern.
"It is not my place to advise, " he said, "but it seems to me that yourreturn at this moment would have a very odd appearance, to say theleast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We are all sorry to have her go, " said the Sand Lady, "and sorry to seeher wearing that doleful gray garb, which my brother allowed her toassume this morning. " "I am glad, " I exclaimed, "that I did not see her in it!" The lady looked at me with her pleasant, quiet smile.
"You seem very much interested in her. " "I am, " I replied, "very much interested, both directly and indirectly, and I am exceedingly sorry that she departed without my knowing it. " This time the Sand Lady laughed. "Good-...morning, gentlemen, " said she. "Go on with your duel. " XXVII.
A PERSON.
I fenced no more. "Walkirk, " I cried, "let us get our traps on board, and be off!" My under-study looked troubled, --more troubled than I had ever seen himbefore.
"Why do you think of this?" he asked. "Where do you propose to go?" "Home, " said I, "to my own house. That is the place where I want to be. " Walkirk stood still and looked at me, his face still wearing an air ofdeep concern.
"It is not my place to advise, " he said, "but it seems to me that yourreturn at this moment would have a very odd appearance, to say theleast.
What to read after The House of Martha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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