The Stirrup Latch
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"Any thing about you, Jule. You know - She had to bite her lips to keep from laughing.
"Well, to begin, we shall have to go back a good, long time, to the very day, in fact, that you put Wick and me on the train, and started us off for England. Heavens!" she flung in, "And what a woebegone, crepe-hung effigy of widowhood I was ! Old Mrs. Rogers had helped me in selecting my weeds. My handkerchief I can see it yet was a two-inch square of white, let into a four-inch black border. There was not a... mortuary detail overlooked. I am sure I had black ribbons in my underwear ! But the blackest fibers of them all were those connected with my mental outlook. " Jim was beginning to show a faint interest. She talked on vivaciously.
"At that time I was obsessed with the idea Ciceley s idea that the remainder of my existence was to be dedicated to just one thing, the welfare of my child. " Jim s honest eyes here expressed a sort of hurt as tonishment that so obvious and altogether commenda ble a thought should have been subject to revision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Any thing about you, Jule. You know - She had to bite her lips to keep from laughing.
"Well, to begin, we shall have to go back a good, long time, to the very day, in fact, that you put Wick and me on the train, and started us off for England. Heavens!" she flung in, "And what a woebegone, crepe-hung effigy of widowhood I was ! Old Mrs. Rogers had helped me in selecting my weeds. My handkerchief I can see it yet was a two-inch square of white, let into a four-inch black border. There was not a... mortuary detail overlooked. I am sure I had black ribbons in my underwear ! But the blackest fibers of them all were those connected with my mental outlook. " Jim was beginning to show a faint interest. She talked on vivaciously.
"At that time I was obsessed with the idea Ciceley s idea that the remainder of my existence was to be dedicated to just one thing, the welfare of my child. " Jim s honest eyes here expressed a sort of hurt as tonishment that so obvious and altogether commenda ble a thought should have been subject to revision.
What to read after The Stirrup Latch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Mccall to read onlineMoreLess
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