The Newcomers
The Newcomers
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"The ladder slipped. She's in the water. It's cold. " "Why is she singing?" "Because she's scared and doesn't want to be. " Wylie Curtis was on his knees and peering in. He saw a pool of black water, still and deep, and a light form floating on it, clinging with small white hands to a rope. The din of the song rilled his ears.
"Oh, hush up!" he shouted in his com- manding masculine voice. "I want to talk. " "Your turn, " came back a blithe but somewhat shaky voice.
"Put that rope beneath your a...rms, " he ordered. "Can you do it?" "Yes. " 86 BENEVOLENT INTRUDERS "Now cross it over in front and twist it. Ready?" "In a minute. Ready!" "We're going to pull, " Wylie warned her. "It will hurt you. " "Let it. " The two boys began to pull at the rope hand over hand, steadily, surely, gently. Rue lay flat on her face, with her arms out- stretched, ready to grasp her sister.
"I'm afraid, " said Gordon Curtis, "that it's hurting pretty badly. Let's get it over with quick, Wylie. " Rue bent lower, reached farther, and caught a very wet, very cold little form in her arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The ladder slipped. She's in the water. It's cold. " "Why is she singing?" "Because she's scared and doesn't want to be. " Wylie Curtis was on his knees and peering in. He saw a pool of black water, still and deep, and a light form floating on it, clinging with small white hands to a rope. The din of the song rilled his ears.
"Oh, hush up!" he shouted in his com- manding masculine voice. "I want to talk. " "Your turn, " came back a blithe but somewhat shaky voice.
"Put that rope beneath your a...rms, " he ordered. "Can you do it?" "Yes. " 86 BENEVOLENT INTRUDERS "Now cross it over in front and twist it. Ready?" "In a minute. Ready!" "We're going to pull, " Wylie warned her. "It will hurt you. " "Let it. " The two boys began to pull at the rope hand over hand, steadily, surely, gently. Rue lay flat on her face, with her arms out- stretched, ready to grasp her sister.
"I'm afraid, " said Gordon Curtis, "that it's hurting pretty badly. Let's get it over with quick, Wylie. " Rue bent lower, reached farther, and caught a very wet, very cold little form in her arms.
What to read after The Newcomers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peattie Elia Wilkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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