The Purple Parasol
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" She was strangely silent during the remainderof the walk. Somehow he felt amazingly sorry for her. "I hope I may seesomething of you while we are there, " he said at last.
"I imagine I couldn't help it if I were to try, " she said. They were inthe path of the light from the window, and he saw the strange little smileon her face. "I think I'll lie down again. Won't you find a place tosleep, Mr. Rollins? I can't bear the thought of depriving you--" "I am the slave of your darkness, " he said gr...avely.
She left him, and he lit another cigar. Daylight came at last to break uphis thoughts, and then his tired eyes began to look for the man and buggy. Fatigued and weary, he sat upon his steamer trunk, his back to the wall. There he fell sound asleep.
He was awakened by some one shaking him gently by the shoulder.
"You are a very sound sleeper, Mr. Rollins, " said a familiar voice, butit was gay and sprightly. He looked up blankly, and it was a fullhalf-minute before he could get his bearings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She was strangely silent during the remainderof the walk. Somehow he felt amazingly sorry for her. "I hope I may seesomething of you while we are there, " he said at last.
"I imagine I couldn't help it if I were to try, " she said. They were inthe path of the light from the window, and he saw the strange little smileon her face. "I think I'll lie down again. Won't you find a place tosleep, Mr. Rollins? I can't bear the thought of depriving you--" "I am the slave of your darkness, " he said gr...avely.
She left him, and he lit another cigar. Daylight came at last to break uphis thoughts, and then his tired eyes began to look for the man and buggy. Fatigued and weary, he sat upon his steamer trunk, his back to the wall. There he fell sound asleep.
He was awakened by some one shaking him gently by the shoulder.
"You are a very sound sleeper, Mr. Rollins, " said a familiar voice, butit was gay and sprightly. He looked up blankly, and it was a fullhalf-minute before he could get his bearings.
What to read after The Purple Parasol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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