These Shifting Scenes
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She wanted to live over here and wouldn't take nothing else. He told me that himself. There's her picture. Ain't she the stuck-up thing? Want to see the children's. ^ They're in here the old man's room. " She led me into the small rear room, meanly furnished. On a plain pine table were two frames, each holding the photograph of a little girl, remarkably pretty. " Was he expecting something like this ? " said I. " Don't think he ever dreamed of it. " "How does he take it?" " Well, he's one of th...em quiet men. He don't say much. But he ain't slept an hour since this thing happened. He works all day and then comes home and walks around most of the night. Where? Why, to police stations and up and down the streets, and wherever he thinks they might be. He ain't said much to anybody, but if there ever was a man all broke up about anything it's that old man Reed. It's my belief he's going daffy. " " Were the children fond of their father ? " " Cared more for him than they did for the old woman seven times over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted to live over here and wouldn't take nothing else. He told me that himself. There's her picture. Ain't she the stuck-up thing? Want to see the children's. ^ They're in here the old man's room. " She led me into the small rear room, meanly furnished. On a plain pine table were two frames, each holding the photograph of a little girl, remarkably pretty. " Was he expecting something like this ? " said I. " Don't think he ever dreamed of it. " "How does he take it?" " Well, he's one of th...em quiet men. He don't say much. But he ain't slept an hour since this thing happened. He works all day and then comes home and walks around most of the night. Where? Why, to police stations and up and down the streets, and wherever he thinks they might be. He ain't said much to anybody, but if there ever was a man all broke up about anything it's that old man Reed. It's my belief he's going daffy. " " Were the children fond of their father ? " " Cared more for him than they did for the old woman seven times over.
What to read after These Shifting Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Charles Edward, 1860-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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