The Purple Heights
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He reflected that hewould have a great deal to make up for to Nancy Simms!
The noon whistle had blown. People had begun to come in, men whosefirst movement on entering was to peel off collars and coats. Theybarely glanced at the quiet, white-clad figure as they passed theopen parlor door, but stampeded for the basement dining-room. Mr. Champneys could hear the scraping of chairs, the rattling of dishes, the hum of loud conversation; then the steady clatter of knives andforks, and a dull, subdue...d murmur. Dinner was in full swing, adinner of which boiled cabbage must have formed the _pi
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He reflected that hewould have a great deal to make up for to Nancy Simms!
The noon whistle had blown. People had begun to come in, men whosefirst movement on entering was to peel off collars and coats. Theybarely glanced at the quiet, white-clad figure as they passed theopen parlor door, but stampeded for the basement dining-room. Mr. Champneys could hear the scraping of chairs, the rattling of dishes, the hum of loud conversation; then the steady clatter of knives andforks, and a dull, subdue...d murmur. Dinner was in full swing, adinner of which boiled cabbage must have formed the _pi
What to read after The Purple Heights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oemler Marie Conway to read onlineMoreLess
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