The Man in Lonely Land
The Man in Lonely Land
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' "Over long roads and short ones, over some that were dark and some that were bright, they went their way, and presently they came to a shabby, snow-covered street where children were pressing their faces against shop-windows, and men and women were hurrying in and out of crowded stores; and the child loosened his hold upon the man's hand. 'I must go now, ' he said.
" ' Oh no, you must not go !' Quickly the man reached for him. 'You must not go. I do not even know your name!' "The child shook ...his head. 'I cannot stay. And some day you will know my name. ' '"But why did you come? If you must leave me, why did you come?' "'Why did I come?' In the crowd he was slipping away, but the light in his face streamed through it. 'I came to bring Good- Will to men. I came that Men might Know. ' ' 122 XVI A CHANGE OF PLANS HEN Moses saw Mr. Laine hurrying from one side of his bedroom to the other, opening bureau drawers and closet doors and throwing things on floor and bed in an excited haste never seen before, he was convinced that something was the matter with his master's mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "Over long roads and short ones, over some that were dark and some that were bright, they went their way, and presently they came to a shabby, snow-covered street where children were pressing their faces against shop-windows, and men and women were hurrying in and out of crowded stores; and the child loosened his hold upon the man's hand. 'I must go now, ' he said.
" ' Oh no, you must not go !' Quickly the man reached for him. 'You must not go. I do not even know your name!' "The child shook ...his head. 'I cannot stay. And some day you will know my name. ' '"But why did you come? If you must leave me, why did you come?' "'Why did I come?' In the crowd he was slipping away, but the light in his face streamed through it. 'I came to bring Good- Will to men. I came that Men might Know. ' ' 122 XVI A CHANGE OF PLANS HEN Moses saw Mr. Laine hurrying from one side of his bedroom to the other, opening bureau drawers and closet doors and throwing things on floor and bed in an excited haste never seen before, he was convinced that something was the matter with his master's mind.
What to read after The Man in Lonely Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Lee Langley Bosher to read onlineMoreLess
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