The Law-Breakers And Other Stories
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At any rate, thesuggestion that Jimmy was hopeless awoke a sympathetic chord in herbreast, so that she looked at him more tenderly on the day after shehad been told. Jimmy was slow of speech and rather dirty as to hisface. There were warts on his hands, and his sphinx-like countenancewas impassive almost to the point of stolidity. Somehow, though, MissWillis said to herself, in her zeal to characterize him fairly, thelittle thirteen-year-old product of democracy (Jimmy was the son of acarpenter... and a grocer's daughter) suggested power; suggested it as ablock of granite or a bull-dog suggests it. His compact, sturdy frameand well-poised head, with its close, brown curls, seemed a protest inthemselves against hopelessness. On the third day he smiled; it was inrecess that she detected him at it. An organ-grinder's monkey in theschool-yard called it forth, a sweet, glad smile, which lit up hisdense features as the sun at twilight will pierce through andilluminate for a few minutes a sullen cloud-bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate, thesuggestion that Jimmy was hopeless awoke a sympathetic chord in herbreast, so that she looked at him more tenderly on the day after shehad been told. Jimmy was slow of speech and rather dirty as to hisface. There were warts on his hands, and his sphinx-like countenancewas impassive almost to the point of stolidity. Somehow, though, MissWillis said to herself, in her zeal to characterize him fairly, thelittle thirteen-year-old product of democracy (Jimmy was the son of acarpenter... and a grocer's daughter) suggested power; suggested it as ablock of granite or a bull-dog suggests it. His compact, sturdy frameand well-poised head, with its close, brown curls, seemed a protest inthemselves against hopelessness. On the third day he smiled; it was inrecess that she detected him at it. An organ-grinder's monkey in theschool-yard called it forth, a sweet, glad smile, which lit up hisdense features as the sun at twilight will pierce through andilluminate for a few minutes a sullen cloud-bank.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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