Wild Oats
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Where then was the danger? Frank was true as steel; and how he had 138 WILD OATS changed. Ever was he getting gentler and nobler more attentive, more kind and lov ing. He would do anything for her. Such a man dangerous?
And then the last few months came up again, the lightning bolt that spring night in the Playground Park; the golden eighty days; the first kiss in the sound of the sea; the sweet tenderness; his letters. Instinct told her that all was well.
"Nevertheless, " said the wise little ...wild- rose, u he and I shall have a candid talk!" Blessings on the wild-rose!
She was beginning to breathe happily again, and snuggle up in her soft night gown, inviting sleep, when a strange noise stirred her. It was her mother gasping.
"Mother!" she cried, sitting up, "Moth er!" The cry rang sharp from her heart. Her mother tried to rise, fell back, gasped, choked.
"Mother!" cried Edith frantically, clutching her hand.
Then, at last her mother spoke: "All right! all right! Get the Doctor!" WILD OATS, 139 "Oh, but are you sure you re all right!" "Ya, ya run and get the Doctor!" Edith bolted from bed, groped out and out, trembling with fear, found a match, struck it and lit a small light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where then was the danger? Frank was true as steel; and how he had 138 WILD OATS changed. Ever was he getting gentler and nobler more attentive, more kind and lov ing. He would do anything for her. Such a man dangerous?
And then the last few months came up again, the lightning bolt that spring night in the Playground Park; the golden eighty days; the first kiss in the sound of the sea; the sweet tenderness; his letters. Instinct told her that all was well.
"Nevertheless, " said the wise little ...wild- rose, u he and I shall have a candid talk!" Blessings on the wild-rose!
She was beginning to breathe happily again, and snuggle up in her soft night gown, inviting sleep, when a strange noise stirred her. It was her mother gasping.
"Mother!" she cried, sitting up, "Moth er!" The cry rang sharp from her heart. Her mother tried to rise, fell back, gasped, choked.
"Mother!" cried Edith frantically, clutching her hand.
Then, at last her mother spoke: "All right! all right! Get the Doctor!" WILD OATS, 139 "Oh, but are you sure you re all right!" "Ya, ya run and get the Doctor!" Edith bolted from bed, groped out and out, trembling with fear, found a match, struck it and lit a small light.
What to read after Wild Oats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim, James, 1882-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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