Tracy Park
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' But she took her pocket handkerchief and covered over the satin cushionbefore she dared seat herself in the chair, which had once been broughtout for Gretchen, and in which she now sat down, dropping her head andshutting her eyes a moment Then, as she heard no sound, she looked upwonderingly, and asked: 'Ain't you going to say "for Christ's Sake?" grandma does. ' Arthur's face was a study with its mixed expression of surprise, amusement, and self-reproach. He never prayed except it were in so...meejaculatory sentences wrung from him in his sore need, and the thoughtof asking a blessing on his food had never occurred to him. But Jerrywas persistent.
'You must say "for Christ's sake, "' she continued, and, with his weakbrain all in a muddle, Arthur began what he meant to be a briefthanksgiving, but which stretched itself into a lengthy prayer, fall ofthe past and of Gretchen, whom he seemed to be addressing rather thanhis Maker.
For a while Jerry listened reverently; then she looked up and moveduneasily in the chair, and at last when the prayer had continued for atleast five minutes, she burst out impulsively: 'Oh, dear, do say "amen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But she took her pocket handkerchief and covered over the satin cushionbefore she dared seat herself in the chair, which had once been broughtout for Gretchen, and in which she now sat down, dropping her head andshutting her eyes a moment Then, as she heard no sound, she looked upwonderingly, and asked: 'Ain't you going to say "for Christ's Sake?" grandma does. ' Arthur's face was a study with its mixed expression of surprise, amusement, and self-reproach. He never prayed except it were in so...meejaculatory sentences wrung from him in his sore need, and the thoughtof asking a blessing on his food had never occurred to him. But Jerrywas persistent.
'You must say "for Christ's sake, "' she continued, and, with his weakbrain all in a muddle, Arthur began what he meant to be a briefthanksgiving, but which stretched itself into a lengthy prayer, fall ofthe past and of Gretchen, whom he seemed to be addressing rather thanhis Maker.
For a while Jerry listened reverently; then she looked up and moveduneasily in the chair, and at last when the prayer had continued for atleast five minutes, she burst out impulsively: 'Oh, dear, do say "amen.
What to read after Tracy Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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