Village Photographs
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The young girl was frolicking with a string and a white kitten. They could hear Hugh playing tennis with the Spencer girls behind the hedge next door and giving forth his Homeric laugh. The village is a whis pering gallery on a warm evening when the windows are all open. It is even said that when Mr. Johns proposed to rich old Miss Merkland, who is deaf, he was heard quite a way down the street.
As the doctor and his family sat thus in peace, enjoying the coolness of the summer evening, a light... tap, tap was heard on the gravel walk, and a yellow dog appeared before them, a gaunt, hungry, mangy creature, with tail tucked between his legs in protest, as if he expected to go yelping away the next moment from the kick of a sturdy foot. One ragged ear hung down dejectedly, while the other perked itself up in the air with a ludicrous attempt at smartness. The dog had been around to nearly every house in the village, running through the gate and in at the door if it hap pened to be open. Some had given it hard words, some had kicked it, or shoved it out with a broom, and others had thrown stones at it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young girl was frolicking with a string and a white kitten. They could hear Hugh playing tennis with the Spencer girls behind the hedge next door and giving forth his Homeric laugh. The village is a whis pering gallery on a warm evening when the windows are all open. It is even said that when Mr. Johns proposed to rich old Miss Merkland, who is deaf, he was heard quite a way down the street.
As the doctor and his family sat thus in peace, enjoying the coolness of the summer evening, a light... tap, tap was heard on the gravel walk, and a yellow dog appeared before them, a gaunt, hungry, mangy creature, with tail tucked between his legs in protest, as if he expected to go yelping away the next moment from the kick of a sturdy foot. One ragged ear hung down dejectedly, while the other perked itself up in the air with a ludicrous attempt at smartness. The dog had been around to nearly every house in the village, running through the gate and in at the door if it hap pened to be open. Some had given it hard words, some had kicked it, or shoved it out with a broom, and others had thrown stones at it.
What to read after Village Photographs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Larned to read onlineMoreLess
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