The Right of Way — volume 05
The Right of Way — volume 05
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" There was a clock on the wall. He looked at it. "It will not be safe togo out until evening. Then I can go to the hospital, and watch hercoming out. " He realised with satisfaction that many people coming fromMass must pass the inn. There was a chance of his seeing Rosalie, if shehad gone to early Mass. This street lay in her way from the hospital. "One look--ah, one look!" For this one look he had come. For this, andto secure that which would save Rosalie from want always, if anythingshould ...happen to him. This too had been greatly on his mind. There wasa way to give her what was his very own, which would rob no one and serveher well indeed.
Looking at his face in the mirror over the mantel, he said to himself "I might have had ten thousand friends, yet I have a thousand enemies, who grin at the memory of the drunken fop down among the eels and thecat-fish. Every chance was with me then. I come back here, and--andJolicoeur tells me the brutal truth. But if I had had ambition"--a waveof the feeling of the old life passed over him--"if I had had ambition asI was then, I should have been a monster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was a clock on the wall. He looked at it. "It will not be safe togo out until evening. Then I can go to the hospital, and watch hercoming out. " He realised with satisfaction that many people coming fromMass must pass the inn. There was a chance of his seeing Rosalie, if shehad gone to early Mass. This street lay in her way from the hospital. "One look--ah, one look!" For this one look he had come. For this, andto secure that which would save Rosalie from want always, if anythingshould ...happen to him. This too had been greatly on his mind. There wasa way to give her what was his very own, which would rob no one and serveher well indeed.
Looking at his face in the mirror over the mantel, he said to himself "I might have had ten thousand friends, yet I have a thousand enemies, who grin at the memory of the drunken fop down among the eels and thecat-fish. Every chance was with me then. I come back here, and--andJolicoeur tells me the brutal truth. But if I had had ambition"--a waveof the feeling of the old life passed over him--"if I had had ambition asI was then, I should have been a monster.
What to read after The Right of Way — volume 05?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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