The Real Motive
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" He's gone," she said, with sober professional calm, turning to the doctor, " just now, as you came in the front door." The doctor stepped to the bed, lifted the strong, fine io6 THE REAL MOTIVE old hand and laid it down. He nodded his head at the nurse. " Yes, he's gone." " How much vitality these older country people have," she said ; " I never knew a pneumonia case to put up such a fight ! " " Well, he came of a strong stock," said the doctor, who was a newcomer in town and knew nothing of ...the Wardons but the report of their ability and success. .
" His family is one of the best we have." He cor- rected himself, " I should say ' was ' one of the best. I don't now think of any who are left." After a moment's reflection: "No, there isn't one," he said.
" He was the very last of the Wardons." FROM ACROSS THE HALL There was a note of intense seriousness in the mother's voice as she announced the news. Mr.
Parker shifted his cigar and folded his newspaper to a fresh page.
" Oh, I guess it'll be all right," he responded vaguely to his wife's tocsin of alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He's gone," she said, with sober professional calm, turning to the doctor, " just now, as you came in the front door." The doctor stepped to the bed, lifted the strong, fine io6 THE REAL MOTIVE old hand and laid it down. He nodded his head at the nurse. " Yes, he's gone." " How much vitality these older country people have," she said ; " I never knew a pneumonia case to put up such a fight ! " " Well, he came of a strong stock," said the doctor, who was a newcomer in town and knew nothing of ...the Wardons but the report of their ability and success. .
" His family is one of the best we have." He cor- rected himself, " I should say ' was ' one of the best. I don't now think of any who are left." After a moment's reflection: "No, there isn't one," he said.
" He was the very last of the Wardons." FROM ACROSS THE HALL There was a note of intense seriousness in the mother's voice as she announced the news. Mr.
Parker shifted his cigar and folded his newspaper to a fresh page.
" Oh, I guess it'll be all right," he responded vaguely to his wife's tocsin of alarm.
What to read after The Real Motive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Dorothy Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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