The Straw
The Straw
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She has hardly regained control over herself when_ Stephen Murray _comes in hurriedly from the dining-room and, seeing her at his first glance, walks quickly over to her chair. He is the picture of health, his figure has filled out solidly, his tanned face beams with suppressed exultation. _) MURRAY (_excitedly_). Eileen! I saw you leave your table. I'vesomething to tell you. I didn't get a chance last night after the mailcame. You'd gone to the cottage. Just listen, Eileen--it's too good tobe ...true--but on that mail--guess what?
EILEEN (_forgetting her depression--with an excited smile_). I know!You've sold your story!
MURRAY (_triumphantly_). Go to the head of the class. What d'you knowabout that for luck! My first, too--and only the third magazine I sentit to! (_He cuts a joyful caper. _) EILEEN (_happily_). Isn't that wonderful, Stephen! But I knew all thetime you would. The story's so good.
MURRAY. Well, you might have known, but I didn't think there was achance in the world. And as for being good--(_With superior air_)--waittill I turn loose with the real big ones, the kind I'm going to write.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has hardly regained control over herself when_ Stephen Murray _comes in hurriedly from the dining-room and, seeing her at his first glance, walks quickly over to her chair. He is the picture of health, his figure has filled out solidly, his tanned face beams with suppressed exultation. _) MURRAY (_excitedly_). Eileen! I saw you leave your table. I'vesomething to tell you. I didn't get a chance last night after the mailcame. You'd gone to the cottage. Just listen, Eileen--it's too good tobe ...true--but on that mail--guess what?
EILEEN (_forgetting her depression--with an excited smile_). I know!You've sold your story!
MURRAY (_triumphantly_). Go to the head of the class. What d'you knowabout that for luck! My first, too--and only the third magazine I sentit to! (_He cuts a joyful caper. _) EILEEN (_happily_). Isn't that wonderful, Stephen! But I knew all thetime you would. The story's so good.
MURRAY. Well, you might have known, but I didn't think there was achance in the world. And as for being good--(_With superior air_)--waittill I turn loose with the real big ones, the kind I'm going to write.
What to read after The Straw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'neill Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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