The Pit : a Story of Chicago
The Pit : a Story of Chicago
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Never had she felt so degraded as now, when, moving with such softness and swiftness as she could in her agi- tation command, she went here and there about the room, peering into the corners of her desk, searching upon the floor, upon the chairs, everywhere, anywhere ; her face crimson, her breath failing her, her hands open- ing and shutting.
But the silyer heart with its crown of worn gold was not to be found. Laura, at the end of half an hour, was obliged to give over searching. She was cert...ain the match box lay upon the mahogany table when last she left the room. It had not been mislaid; of that she was now persuaded.
But while she sat at the desk, still in habit and hat, rummaging for the fourth time among the drawers and shelves, she was all at once aware, even without turning around, that Page was awake and watching her. Laura cleared her throat.
*'Have you seen my blue note paper, Page?" she A Story of Chicago 301 asked. " I want to drop a note to Mrs. Cressler, right away." " No," said Page, as she rose from the couch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never had she felt so degraded as now, when, moving with such softness and swiftness as she could in her agi- tation command, she went here and there about the room, peering into the corners of her desk, searching upon the floor, upon the chairs, everywhere, anywhere ; her face crimson, her breath failing her, her hands open- ing and shutting.
But the silyer heart with its crown of worn gold was not to be found. Laura, at the end of half an hour, was obliged to give over searching. She was cert...ain the match box lay upon the mahogany table when last she left the room. It had not been mislaid; of that she was now persuaded.
But while she sat at the desk, still in habit and hat, rummaging for the fourth time among the drawers and shelves, she was all at once aware, even without turning around, that Page was awake and watching her. Laura cleared her throat.
*'Have you seen my blue note paper, Page?" she A Story of Chicago 301 asked. " I want to drop a note to Mrs. Cressler, right away." " No," said Page, as she rose from the couch.
What to read after The Pit : a Story of Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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