Thoroughbreds
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"I'm--afraid;" then he set his teeth hard, his voice had sought to endthe sentence in a groan of anguish; the thing that was tearing at hisside had whistled in his lungs.
Allis stepped forward swiftly, and passing her arm about his waist, helped Mike lead him to the door. Twice she put her left hand up andbrushed tears from her eyes; the struggle had unnerved her. Veryhelplessly against her swayed the man she had laughed at half an hourbefore. And he had been crushed saving her! But that was no...t why thetears came--not at all. She was unstrung. "And he's got grit, " she keptmuttering to herself; "he has never even groaned. " Together they succeeded in getting him into the buggy; then, gently, Mike drove to the house.
XI Mrs. Porter, reading a book on the veranda, heard the crunch of wheelsas a buggy, slow-moving, turned into the drive. She raised her eyesleisurely, the matter of the story still in her mind; but with a quickcry of "John!" she sprang to her feet, the volume, left to itself, rustling from her lap to the floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'm--afraid;" then he set his teeth hard, his voice had sought to endthe sentence in a groan of anguish; the thing that was tearing at hisside had whistled in his lungs.
Allis stepped forward swiftly, and passing her arm about his waist, helped Mike lead him to the door. Twice she put her left hand up andbrushed tears from her eyes; the struggle had unnerved her. Veryhelplessly against her swayed the man she had laughed at half an hourbefore. And he had been crushed saving her! But that was no...t why thetears came--not at all. She was unstrung. "And he's got grit, " she keptmuttering to herself; "he has never even groaned. " Together they succeeded in getting him into the buggy; then, gently, Mike drove to the house.
XI Mrs. Porter, reading a book on the veranda, heard the crunch of wheelsas a buggy, slow-moving, turned into the drive. She raised her eyesleisurely, the matter of the story still in her mind; but with a quickcry of "John!" she sprang to her feet, the volume, left to itself, rustling from her lap to the floor.
What to read after Thoroughbreds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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