Thrown Together a Story
Thrown Together a Story
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I am going to do a little marketing in the village. "Won't you come with me ? It is a nice bright morning. ' *Yes, ' said Mervyn, ' I will come; but I must just finish stamping my letter. ' * Letter ! ' exclaimed Gwen. * Didn't you send it ! Why, dear me ! dear me ! the post-boy has been gone nearly three-quarters of an hour !'....
Five minutes more saw Mervyn rushing wildly to- wards the stables, and Gwen trotting as quick as she could after him, talking all the way. Her shrill little remonstr...ances and shriller assurances that it was no use trying to overtake the postboy fell on ears wilfully deaf and heedless.
The boy's mind was filled by only one thought. The letter must go. Somehow or other it must be managed. Arrived at the stable he began to saddle his pony himself; and had nearly finished before the panting Gwen came up to him.
*It's ... No ... Use . . . Dear . . . I'm . . . Sure, ' she said, in little gasps ; ' he . . . Must be nearly . . . There ... By now. ' * He goes. By the high road, ' answered Mervyn, his mind intent on the straps and buckles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am going to do a little marketing in the village. "Won't you come with me ? It is a nice bright morning. ' *Yes, ' said Mervyn, ' I will come; but I must just finish stamping my letter. ' * Letter ! ' exclaimed Gwen. * Didn't you send it ! Why, dear me ! dear me ! the post-boy has been gone nearly three-quarters of an hour !'....
Five minutes more saw Mervyn rushing wildly to- wards the stables, and Gwen trotting as quick as she could after him, talking all the way. Her shrill little remonstr...ances and shriller assurances that it was no use trying to overtake the postboy fell on ears wilfully deaf and heedless.
The boy's mind was filled by only one thought. The letter must go. Somehow or other it must be managed. Arrived at the stable he began to saddle his pony himself; and had nearly finished before the panting Gwen came up to him.
*It's ... No ... Use . . . Dear . . . I'm . . . Sure, ' she said, in little gasps ; ' he . . . Must be nearly . . . There ... By now. ' * He goes. By the high road, ' answered Mervyn, his mind intent on the straps and buckles.
What to read after Thrown Together a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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