The Lone Furrow
The Lone Furrow
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" You were thinking of nothing but saving Craig, and you knew you were taking the shortest kind of a chance on your own life. How did it happen that the boy was there at all; do you know?" " That's been bothering me, " Malcolm answered. " I saw him at the meeting, and I was a bit shamed, for, poor chap, I could see he was the worse for the drink. He was sitting over in a corner near the furnace. I thought at the time he was asleep, and I was glad of it. He must have slipped down on the bench, o...r perhaps to the floor. Coming out from the meeting everybody was talking about what had been done, and he was overlooked, I suppose. I'm sure I forgot all about him. " " And old Tommy the caretaker is that blind he would 225 The Lone Furrow never see anything when he was putting out the lights, " I added.
" No, he wouldn't. I suppose the lad woke up with the fire all about him ; that's how he was like a horse in a burning stable, just fair crazy. And when he rushed up the choir stairs there he was cut off again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You were thinking of nothing but saving Craig, and you knew you were taking the shortest kind of a chance on your own life. How did it happen that the boy was there at all; do you know?" " That's been bothering me, " Malcolm answered. " I saw him at the meeting, and I was a bit shamed, for, poor chap, I could see he was the worse for the drink. He was sitting over in a corner near the furnace. I thought at the time he was asleep, and I was glad of it. He must have slipped down on the bench, o...r perhaps to the floor. Coming out from the meeting everybody was talking about what had been done, and he was overlooked, I suppose. I'm sure I forgot all about him. " " And old Tommy the caretaker is that blind he would 225 The Lone Furrow never see anything when he was putting out the lights, " I added.
" No, he wouldn't. I suppose the lad woke up with the fire all about him ; that's how he was like a horse in a burning stable, just fair crazy. And when he rushed up the choir stairs there he was cut off again.
What to read after The Lone Furrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Alexander Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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