To Him That Hath: a Tale of the West of Today
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"You--you shame me. No--Ishame myself. " Rigid, with head flung back, she stood before him, hereyes ablaze with passionate anger, her hands clenched tight. She hadflung herself at him and had been rejected.
"What the devil is this?" cried Tony, striding toward them. "What is hedoing to you, Annette?" "He?" cried Annette, her breath coming in sobs. "To me? Nothing! Keepout of it, Tony. " She pushed him fiercely aside. "He has done nothing!No! No! Nothing but what is good and kind. Ah! kind. Yes,... kind. " Hervoice rose shrill in scorn of herself and of him. "Oh, yes, he is kind. "She laughed wildly, then broke into passionate tears. She turned fromthem and fled to her room, leaving the two men looking at each other.
"Poor child, " said Jack, the first to recover speech. "She is quite allin. She has had two hard weeks of it. " "Two hard weeks, " repeated Tony, his eyes glaring. "What is the matterwith my sister? What have you done to her?" His voice was like the growlof a savage dog.
"Don't be a confounded fool, Tony, " replied Jack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You--you shame me. No--Ishame myself. " Rigid, with head flung back, she stood before him, hereyes ablaze with passionate anger, her hands clenched tight. She hadflung herself at him and had been rejected.
"What the devil is this?" cried Tony, striding toward them. "What is hedoing to you, Annette?" "He?" cried Annette, her breath coming in sobs. "To me? Nothing! Keepout of it, Tony. " She pushed him fiercely aside. "He has done nothing!No! No! Nothing but what is good and kind. Ah! kind. Yes,... kind. " Hervoice rose shrill in scorn of herself and of him. "Oh, yes, he is kind. "She laughed wildly, then broke into passionate tears. She turned fromthem and fled to her room, leaving the two men looking at each other.
"Poor child, " said Jack, the first to recover speech. "She is quite allin. She has had two hard weeks of it. " "Two hard weeks, " repeated Tony, his eyes glaring. "What is the matterwith my sister? What have you done to her?" His voice was like the growlof a savage dog.
"Don't be a confounded fool, Tony, " replied Jack.
What to read after To Him That Hath: a Tale of the West of Today?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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