The Keys of the City
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They crossed First Avenue and came upon the orderly rows of small houses set behind their handkerchiefs of grass. The houses now showed lights, and red-globed lamps with beaded fringes shone bravely in small parlors of impec- cably varnished woodwork. Past it all stole David and Nora like two shades who had no place in the happy, well ordered commonplace life these little houses represented.
184 THE KEYS OF THE CITY They did not speak except in short detached sentences until they were on the fe...rryboat again. Then David told Nora of Evelyn. He had in- tended telling her to-day, but finally when the City was sp near, its huge buildings towering over them, he found he had to force himself to it.
"I am going to be married, Nora, " he said ab- ruptly.
"Yes, " said Nora in a very low voice, and sud- denly she lifted her hand to her hat and let her veil fall over her face.
"Yes, " he repeated.
After a moment she said, "I 'm glad, David. I 'm awfully glad. At first I was n't but I think it 's probably the best thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They crossed First Avenue and came upon the orderly rows of small houses set behind their handkerchiefs of grass. The houses now showed lights, and red-globed lamps with beaded fringes shone bravely in small parlors of impec- cably varnished woodwork. Past it all stole David and Nora like two shades who had no place in the happy, well ordered commonplace life these little houses represented.
184 THE KEYS OF THE CITY They did not speak except in short detached sentences until they were on the fe...rryboat again. Then David told Nora of Evelyn. He had in- tended telling her to-day, but finally when the City was sp near, its huge buildings towering over them, he found he had to force himself to it.
"I am going to be married, Nora, " he said ab- ruptly.
"Yes, " said Nora in a very low voice, and sud- denly she lifted her hand to her hat and let her veil fall over her face.
"Yes, " he repeated.
After a moment she said, "I 'm glad, David. I 'm awfully glad. At first I was n't but I think it 's probably the best thing.
What to read after The Keys of the City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Graeve to read onlineMoreLess
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