The Second Violin
The Second Violin
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"This is Doctor Churchill's, isn't it ?" asked the stranger, with a hesitating foot upon the thresh old. "Is he at home?" 172 THE SECOND VIOLIN "He is expected home he will be in his office to-morrow, " Celia answered, thinking this a new patient, and feeling justified in keeping Doctor Churchill's first evening clear for him if she could. But the visitor drew a sigh of relief, and came over the threshold, drawing her children with her. Celia gave way, but the question in her face brought the e...xplanation: "I reckon it's all right, if he's coming so soon. I'm his cousin, Mrs. Peyton. These are my children. I haven't seen Andrew since he was a boy at college, but he'll remember me. Are you " She hesitated.
Mrs. Birch came forward. "We are the mother and sister of Mrs. Churchill, " she said, and offered her hand. "Doctor Churchill was expecting you?" "Well, maybe not just at this time, " admitted the newcomer, without reluctance. "I didn't know I was coming myself until just as I bought my ticket for home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is Doctor Churchill's, isn't it ?" asked the stranger, with a hesitating foot upon the thresh old. "Is he at home?" 172 THE SECOND VIOLIN "He is expected home he will be in his office to-morrow, " Celia answered, thinking this a new patient, and feeling justified in keeping Doctor Churchill's first evening clear for him if she could. But the visitor drew a sigh of relief, and came over the threshold, drawing her children with her. Celia gave way, but the question in her face brought the e...xplanation: "I reckon it's all right, if he's coming so soon. I'm his cousin, Mrs. Peyton. These are my children. I haven't seen Andrew since he was a boy at college, but he'll remember me. Are you " She hesitated.
Mrs. Birch came forward. "We are the mother and sister of Mrs. Churchill, " she said, and offered her hand. "Doctor Churchill was expecting you?" "Well, maybe not just at this time, " admitted the newcomer, without reluctance. "I didn't know I was coming myself until just as I bought my ticket for home.
What to read after The Second Violin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond Grace Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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