The Stillwater Tragedy
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His constraint did not escape Margaret. Shewatched him, and wondered at his inexplicable depression when everyone in the household was rejoicing in her recovery. By and by thisdepression wounded her, but she was too spirited to show the hurt. She always brought a book with her now, in her visits to the studio;it was less awkward to read than to sit silent and unspoken to over apiece of needle-work.
"How very odd you are!" said Margaret, one afternoon, closing thevolume which she had held mutely... for several minutes, waiting forRichard to grasp the fact that she was reading aloud.
"I odd!" protested Richard, breaking with a jerk from one of hislong reveries. "In what way?" "As if I could explain--when you put the quotation suddenly, likethat. " "I didn't intend to be abrupt. I was curious to know. And then thecharge itself was a trifle unexpected, if you will look at it. Butnever mind, " he added with a smile; "think it over, and tell meto-morrow. " "No, I will tell you now, since you are willing to wait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His constraint did not escape Margaret. Shewatched him, and wondered at his inexplicable depression when everyone in the household was rejoicing in her recovery. By and by thisdepression wounded her, but she was too spirited to show the hurt. She always brought a book with her now, in her visits to the studio;it was less awkward to read than to sit silent and unspoken to over apiece of needle-work.
"How very odd you are!" said Margaret, one afternoon, closing thevolume which she had held mutely... for several minutes, waiting forRichard to grasp the fact that she was reading aloud.
"I odd!" protested Richard, breaking with a jerk from one of hislong reveries. "In what way?" "As if I could explain--when you put the quotation suddenly, likethat. " "I didn't intend to be abrupt. I was curious to know. And then thecharge itself was a trifle unexpected, if you will look at it. Butnever mind, " he added with a smile; "think it over, and tell meto-morrow. " "No, I will tell you now, since you are willing to wait.
What to read after The Stillwater Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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