The Other Side of the Wall
The Other Side of the Wall
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The sight of the drawn shades on the building, that ominous white sign on the door, and the glaring irony of the bronze lettering "Bring your valuables to the safest vaults in the city,*' shook her somehow. Besides, there were still people prowling by, and they looked at the bank, and nudged each other, and laughed. And a little boy had the effront- ery to throw a great blob of mud against one of the plate-glass windows. There was no crowd now; there was no mob, as she had imagined, hanging abo...ut to lynch the banker; in fact, it wasn't a bit like the movies, yet the whole impression she got was for- lorn.
She walked back toward home, with her jaunti- ness gone.
Pauline felt suddenly very young, and alone, and dependent. And then it came to her, like a message from her better nature, that her mother must need her, and that she had not spoken to her for a day and a night. She hastened her steps toward the Wilt- shire.
Mrs. Fanning herself opened the door. Pauline divined, without inquiry, that the two maids, not to Digitized by Google 246 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL speak ct the grand bat aomewhat tzanaient servant, must have taken their leave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sight of the drawn shades on the building, that ominous white sign on the door, and the glaring irony of the bronze lettering "Bring your valuables to the safest vaults in the city,*' shook her somehow. Besides, there were still people prowling by, and they looked at the bank, and nudged each other, and laughed. And a little boy had the effront- ery to throw a great blob of mud against one of the plate-glass windows. There was no crowd now; there was no mob, as she had imagined, hanging abo...ut to lynch the banker; in fact, it wasn't a bit like the movies, yet the whole impression she got was for- lorn.
She walked back toward home, with her jaunti- ness gone.
Pauline felt suddenly very young, and alone, and dependent. And then it came to her, like a message from her better nature, that her mother must need her, and that she had not spoken to her for a day and a night. She hastened her steps toward the Wilt- shire.
Mrs. Fanning herself opened the door. Pauline divined, without inquiry, that the two maids, not to Digitized by Google 246 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL speak ct the grand bat aomewhat tzanaient servant, must have taken their leave.
What to read after The Other Side of the Wall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Country Life Press. Prt to read onlineMoreLess
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