The Rising of the Tide; the Story of Sabinsport
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Ever notice that South Side Alley over next the wire mill, where the kids play. Got trenches there that wouldn't be bad in Flanders. Wonderful how things spread in the world.
Good night, Ingraham, and thank you." Long after the man was gone Dick sat watching his fire. What a grief the man carried! To have a daughter like that and in Serbia; to helieve he would never see her and yet to go on day in and day out — " Nancy Cowder " — nice name and she knew Lady Betty. Serbia ! What was the latest n...ews from Serbia? — he'd seen something in the London Times lately about the English nurses there. He'd look it up. What part of Serbia? He hadn't asked. He would — maybe he had been there. Not much chance if she was in the way of the Bulgars. Still, women like Nancy Cowder somehow imposed themselves. She'd not be afraid of all the armies and all the kings. " So slight and fine and free-moving," that was her father's description — "talking to jockeys and breeders and bookmen and not seeing them, only the horse." " Thoroughbred — that girl." What a different im- pression he had formed of her from Sabinsport gossip !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever notice that South Side Alley over next the wire mill, where the kids play. Got trenches there that wouldn't be bad in Flanders. Wonderful how things spread in the world.
Good night, Ingraham, and thank you." Long after the man was gone Dick sat watching his fire. What a grief the man carried! To have a daughter like that and in Serbia; to helieve he would never see her and yet to go on day in and day out — " Nancy Cowder " — nice name and she knew Lady Betty. Serbia ! What was the latest n...ews from Serbia? — he'd seen something in the London Times lately about the English nurses there. He'd look it up. What part of Serbia? He hadn't asked. He would — maybe he had been there. Not much chance if she was in the way of the Bulgars. Still, women like Nancy Cowder somehow imposed themselves. She'd not be afraid of all the armies and all the kings. " So slight and fine and free-moving," that was her father's description — "talking to jockeys and breeders and bookmen and not seeing them, only the horse." " Thoroughbred — that girl." What a different im- pression he had formed of her from Sabinsport gossip !
What to read after The Rising of the Tide; the Story of Sabinsport?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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