The Sherrods
The Sherrods
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From afar he saw her enter her carriage and whirl away toward the river and her North Side home. Then he went back Digitized by VjOOQIC i66 THE SHERRODS to work and to the letter he was writing to Justine.
It teemed with references to the fairy of Proctor's Falls.
The next evening but one found him ready for the call, but very nervous. He felt that he was taking a step into the world in which he might not be fit to hold a place; a world which would stare curiously at him as a gifted plebeian, a...nd shut its doors upon him when the novelty had died.
He dressed himself laboriously for the event.
It was to be his introduction into select society, and he must not let that be the occasion for the faintest twinkle of mirth in the eyes of those to the manner born. At the Athletic Club he met Converse, who looked him over admiringly. If Converse had purposed exhibiting him to Miss Wood as a matter of entertainment for one night, the plan was not feasible. Instead of the careless artist or the unsophisticated youth, there appeared a straight, strong figure, a clean-cut face, keen and handsome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From afar he saw her enter her carriage and whirl away toward the river and her North Side home. Then he went back Digitized by VjOOQIC i66 THE SHERRODS to work and to the letter he was writing to Justine.
It teemed with references to the fairy of Proctor's Falls.
The next evening but one found him ready for the call, but very nervous. He felt that he was taking a step into the world in which he might not be fit to hold a place; a world which would stare curiously at him as a gifted plebeian, a...nd shut its doors upon him when the novelty had died.
He dressed himself laboriously for the event.
It was to be his introduction into select society, and he must not let that be the occasion for the faintest twinkle of mirth in the eyes of those to the manner born. At the Athletic Club he met Converse, who looked him over admiringly. If Converse had purposed exhibiting him to Miss Wood as a matter of entertainment for one night, the plan was not feasible. Instead of the careless artist or the unsophisticated youth, there appeared a straight, strong figure, a clean-cut face, keen and handsome.
What to read after The Sherrods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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