Undertow
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A week later they began their hunt, and all through the whitewinter and the lovely spring they hunted. They asked friends aboutit, and read magazines, and the advertisements in the Sundaypapers.
Unfortunately, however, in all the Saturdays and the Sundays theyspent hunting for their home, they never saw anything that costjust nine thousand dollars. There were hundreds of places thatcost sixty-five hundred or seven thousand. After that prices madea clean leap to ten thousand, to twelve thousand,... to fourteen--"No, it's no use our looking at those!" said the young Bradleys, sighing.
They learned a great deal about houses, and some of their dreamsdied young. It was no use, the agents told Nancy, to think about apretty, shabby, old farm-house, for those had been snapped up. Ifshe found one, it would be a foolish investment, because itprobably would be surrounded by unrestricted property. Restrictions were great things, and all developments had them inlarge or small degree. There were developments that obliged thepurchaser of land to submit his building plans to a committee, before he could build.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A week later they began their hunt, and all through the whitewinter and the lovely spring they hunted. They asked friends aboutit, and read magazines, and the advertisements in the Sundaypapers.
Unfortunately, however, in all the Saturdays and the Sundays theyspent hunting for their home, they never saw anything that costjust nine thousand dollars. There were hundreds of places thatcost sixty-five hundred or seven thousand. After that prices madea clean leap to ten thousand, to twelve thousand,... to fourteen--"No, it's no use our looking at those!" said the young Bradleys, sighing.
They learned a great deal about houses, and some of their dreamsdied young. It was no use, the agents told Nancy, to think about apretty, shabby, old farm-house, for those had been snapped up. Ifshe found one, it would be a foolish investment, because itprobably would be surrounded by unrestricted property. Restrictions were great things, and all developments had them inlarge or small degree. There were developments that obliged thepurchaser of land to submit his building plans to a committee, before he could build.
What to read after Undertow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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