The Spanish Chest
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" "Perhaps I can help, " offered Frances. Luncheon just over, theunwelcome Mr. Fisher was due in twenty minutes.
"Oh, you may try, " conceded Roger ungraciously. "But if Win staysup there all night, I'll pay him out. " "Mother thinks from Miss Connie's note that they were doingsomething very interesting and she really wanted him, " Fran saidlazily, her face pressed against the pane. "How angry and gray thewater looks. " "I've a great mind to bunk, " said Roger gloomily. "It's not fairfor me to ...work alone all the afternoon. " "Edith and I have been at school all the morning, " said the peace-making Frances. "And Win does work when he can; he never reallyshirks, Roger. " "He _likes_ to study, " grumbled Roger. "I don't. " "There are so many things you can do that Win can't, " reminded hissister.
"Don't preach, " retorted Roger, but Fran's comment recalled to hismind the conversation with Max in the cave. Boy-like, Roger wouldnot admit even to himself any repentance for his short-comings onthat occasion, but the recollection served to smooth his presentruffled feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Perhaps I can help, " offered Frances. Luncheon just over, theunwelcome Mr. Fisher was due in twenty minutes.
"Oh, you may try, " conceded Roger ungraciously. "But if Win staysup there all night, I'll pay him out. " "Mother thinks from Miss Connie's note that they were doingsomething very interesting and she really wanted him, " Fran saidlazily, her face pressed against the pane. "How angry and gray thewater looks. " "I've a great mind to bunk, " said Roger gloomily. "It's not fairfor me to ...work alone all the afternoon. " "Edith and I have been at school all the morning, " said the peace-making Frances. "And Win does work when he can; he never reallyshirks, Roger. " "He _likes_ to study, " grumbled Roger. "I don't. " "There are so many things you can do that Win can't, " reminded hissister.
"Don't preach, " retorted Roger, but Fran's comment recalled to hismind the conversation with Max in the cave. Boy-like, Roger wouldnot admit even to himself any repentance for his short-comings onthat occasion, but the recollection served to smooth his presentruffled feelings.
What to read after The Spanish Chest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Edna Adelaide to read onlineMoreLess
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