Unbroken Lines
Unbroken Lines
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But first" he looked at her "hadn t you better tidy your self?" "No!" Glenn flung off her hat and gloves. She pranced there is no other word to describe her action down the long, wide hall. "I do not want to be tidy, Dick. I m quite happy and jolly. Let us have our dinner on the porch. Indoors stifles me. Where is Connie?" The nickname had never passed Glenn s lips before as applied directly to her child. Carrington was looking on in amazement.
"Constance has gone to bed, Glenn. You have 2 4 o ...UNBROKEN LINES forgotten the time. And dinner on the porch ? Why my dear, the porch is is for breakfast only. Again, you have forgotten time. " Then Glenn went close to him put her hands on his shoulders in that pretty way she had of drawing people to her.
"I have forgotten time, Dick, dear. Time and every other unpleasant thing. I ve come home your own, dear, old Glenn come home to my own. My own!" Carrington was not listening to the words. He drew Glenn into the privacy of the dim library. He saw surrender and it pleased him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But first" he looked at her "hadn t you better tidy your self?" "No!" Glenn flung off her hat and gloves. She pranced there is no other word to describe her action down the long, wide hall. "I do not want to be tidy, Dick. I m quite happy and jolly. Let us have our dinner on the porch. Indoors stifles me. Where is Connie?" The nickname had never passed Glenn s lips before as applied directly to her child. Carrington was looking on in amazement.
"Constance has gone to bed, Glenn. You have 2 4 o ...UNBROKEN LINES forgotten the time. And dinner on the porch ? Why my dear, the porch is is for breakfast only. Again, you have forgotten time. " Then Glenn went close to him put her hands on his shoulders in that pretty way she had of drawing people to her.
"I have forgotten time, Dick, dear. Time and every other unpleasant thing. I ve come home your own, dear, old Glenn come home to my own. My own!" Carrington was not listening to the words. He drew Glenn into the privacy of the dim library. He saw surrender and it pleased him.
What to read after Unbroken Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Theresa Smith Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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