The Midge
The Midge
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" " Ah, no ! " she persisted, maliciously : " You cannot deceive me. You want to get rid of me. Very well, I will stay out until you are anxious to have me back, and put an advertisement in the papers * Midge : Return to your penitent Evert. I will never turn you out again E. P. ' " As might have been expected, to a young woman of the Midge's sense of humor, the " personal " column of a well-known morning paper had no terrors. She finished her imagin- ary quotation with a saucy, dainty nod and ...wink, and marched off to her shopping. She had scarcely got out of the house when Hathaway entered. One glance told the Doctor that the " no end of trouble " was no exaggera- tion. The color had gone out of the handsome face, and the blue eyes were filled with the over-burdening, all-absorbing anxiety of the young spirit in its first encounter with misfor- tune, when the moment's cloud makes black the whole universe, and there never, no, never, was such another woe upon earth. THE MIDGE. L ^ " What's the matter, Hathaway ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Ah, no ! " she persisted, maliciously : " You cannot deceive me. You want to get rid of me. Very well, I will stay out until you are anxious to have me back, and put an advertisement in the papers * Midge : Return to your penitent Evert. I will never turn you out again E. P. ' " As might have been expected, to a young woman of the Midge's sense of humor, the " personal " column of a well-known morning paper had no terrors. She finished her imagin- ary quotation with a saucy, dainty nod and ...wink, and marched off to her shopping. She had scarcely got out of the house when Hathaway entered. One glance told the Doctor that the " no end of trouble " was no exaggera- tion. The color had gone out of the handsome face, and the blue eyes were filled with the over-burdening, all-absorbing anxiety of the young spirit in its first encounter with misfor- tune, when the moment's cloud makes black the whole universe, and there never, no, never, was such another woe upon earth. THE MIDGE. L ^ " What's the matter, Hathaway ?
What to read after The Midge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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