The Ragged Edge
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"You want him?" "Please!" said Ruth.
"All right. What'll we call him--Rollo?"--ironically.
"I never had a pet. I never had even a real doll, " she added, asshe snuggled the flea-bitten head to her heart. "See how glad heis!" His irony and displeasure subsided. She had never had a pet, neverhad a real doll. Here was a little corner of the past--a tragiccorner. He knew that tragedy was as blind as justice, that itstruck the child and the grown-up impartially. He must never refuseher anything whic...h was within his power to grant--anything (hemodified) which did not lead to his motives.
"You poor child!--you can have all the dogs on the island, if youwant them! Come along to the kitchen, and we'll give Rollo atubbing. " And thus their domesticity at McClintock's began--with the tubbingof a stray yellow dog. It was an uproarious affair, for Rollo nowknew that he had been grieviously betrayed: they were trying tokill him in a new way. Nobody will ever know what the fleasthought.
The two young fools laughed until they cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You want him?" "Please!" said Ruth.
"All right. What'll we call him--Rollo?"--ironically.
"I never had a pet. I never had even a real doll, " she added, asshe snuggled the flea-bitten head to her heart. "See how glad heis!" His irony and displeasure subsided. She had never had a pet, neverhad a real doll. Here was a little corner of the past--a tragiccorner. He knew that tragedy was as blind as justice, that itstruck the child and the grown-up impartially. He must never refuseher anything whic...h was within his power to grant--anything (hemodified) which did not lead to his motives.
"You poor child!--you can have all the dogs on the island, if youwant them! Come along to the kitchen, and we'll give Rollo atubbing. " And thus their domesticity at McClintock's began--with the tubbingof a stray yellow dog. It was an uproarious affair, for Rollo nowknew that he had been grieviously betrayed: they were trying tokill him in a new way. Nobody will ever know what the fleasthought.
The two young fools laughed until they cried.
What to read after The Ragged Edge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgrath Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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