Who Cares? a Story of Adolescence
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"The breeze off the seakeeps the mosquitoes away a bit. " Refusing to acknowledge his existence Palgrave guided Joan towards avacant chair. He went on with what he had been saying and swung thechair round.
Joan was smiling again.
Oldershaw squared his jaw. "I advise against this side, Joan, " he said. "Let me take you round. " He earned a quick amused look and a half shrug of white shoulders fromJoan. Palgrave continued to talk in a low confidential voice. Heregarded Oldershaw's remarks as no m...ore of an interruption than thechorus of the frogs. Oldershaw's blood began to boil, and he had aqueer prickly sensation at the back of his neck. Whoo, but there'd haveto be a pretty good shine in a minute, he said to himself. This manPalgrave must be taught.
He marched up to Joan and held out his arm. "We may as well get back, "he said. "The band's going to begin again. " But Joan sat down, looking from one man to the other. All the woman inher revelled in this rivalry, --all that made her long-dead sisterscrowd to the arenas, wave to armored knights in deadly combat, leanforward in grand stands to watch the Titanic struggles of Army andNavy, Yale and Harvard on the football field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The breeze off the seakeeps the mosquitoes away a bit. " Refusing to acknowledge his existence Palgrave guided Joan towards avacant chair. He went on with what he had been saying and swung thechair round.
Joan was smiling again.
Oldershaw squared his jaw. "I advise against this side, Joan, " he said. "Let me take you round. " He earned a quick amused look and a half shrug of white shoulders fromJoan. Palgrave continued to talk in a low confidential voice. Heregarded Oldershaw's remarks as no m...ore of an interruption than thechorus of the frogs. Oldershaw's blood began to boil, and he had aqueer prickly sensation at the back of his neck. Whoo, but there'd haveto be a pretty good shine in a minute, he said to himself. This manPalgrave must be taught.
He marched up to Joan and held out his arm. "We may as well get back, "he said. "The band's going to begin again. " But Joan sat down, looking from one man to the other. All the woman inher revelled in this rivalry, --all that made her long-dead sisterscrowd to the arenas, wave to armored knights in deadly combat, leanforward in grand stands to watch the Titanic struggles of Army andNavy, Yale and Harvard on the football field.
What to read after Who Cares? a Story of Adolescence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Cosmo to read onlineMoreLess
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