The Prodigal Pro Tem
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" " Yes. " " The world is changing for you, Dick, " she hur- ried on, " and the thing to do now is to hold fast to your true self. Don't let the world change you" He was soon off again on another panegyric. She listened with her face grown tender but with that same far away look in her eyes. So they sat until the evening shadows began to creep in and she bethought herself of her husband.
" Be good to him, Dick, " she pleaded. " He has missed you. I think he 's changed some in this last week. I ...heard him say once that he might go back to the old farm for a visit. " " Great, " exclaimed Barnes. " If we can keep that idea in his head, we '11 make a man of him yet. " "Dick!" "Well, that's what he ought to do go back there and stay. He ought to live a while now. " As they were returning, she said, for the first time able to disentangle from his narrative a strand other than that of the girl herself, " I 'm glad, Dick, that you had an opportunity to ease the other father. It was a deed worthy of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Yes. " " The world is changing for you, Dick, " she hur- ried on, " and the thing to do now is to hold fast to your true self. Don't let the world change you" He was soon off again on another panegyric. She listened with her face grown tender but with that same far away look in her eyes. So they sat until the evening shadows began to creep in and she bethought herself of her husband.
" Be good to him, Dick, " she pleaded. " He has missed you. I think he 's changed some in this last week. I ...heard him say once that he might go back to the old farm for a visit. " " Great, " exclaimed Barnes. " If we can keep that idea in his head, we '11 make a man of him yet. " "Dick!" "Well, that's what he ought to do go back there and stay. He ought to live a while now. " As they were returning, she said, for the first time able to disentangle from his narrative a strand other than that of the girl herself, " I 'm glad, Dick, that you had an opportunity to ease the other father. It was a deed worthy of you.
What to read after The Prodigal Pro Tem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett Frederick Orin to read onlineMoreLess
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