Wind Along the Waste
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Or tramps. You know I told you to keep away from those sand-dunes. You might have wakened a tramp from his afternoon nap. " " A Chinese tramp ! " I said quietly. "Why not?" She came back at me bellig- erently. " Besides, chances are he was n't Chi- nese — if you did see any one, and I 'm not admit- ting you did. " I did not grow angry. There was something pitiful in her brave attempt at poise. " I 'm sure of it, Miss Haldayne, " I said gently. "And the man was Chinese. When I returned to the ho...use I saw Hoang in the hall. He had been watching me from the parlor window. It would be easy for him to be in touch with the Chinaman in the dunes. Oh, Miss Haldayne, Hoang's at the bottom of whatever 's worrying you, I 'm sure of it ! I don't trust him for a minute ! " WHAT THE SAND REVEALED 79 " For Heaven's sake, Ann ! " and this time her tone was frankly impatient. " Don't harp on that string any more! To listen to you, a per- son 'd think poor Hoang ought to be hung. You saw a tramp in the dunes, if you saw anybody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or tramps. You know I told you to keep away from those sand-dunes. You might have wakened a tramp from his afternoon nap. " " A Chinese tramp ! " I said quietly. "Why not?" She came back at me bellig- erently. " Besides, chances are he was n't Chi- nese — if you did see any one, and I 'm not admit- ting you did. " I did not grow angry. There was something pitiful in her brave attempt at poise. " I 'm sure of it, Miss Haldayne, " I said gently. "And the man was Chinese. When I returned to the ho...use I saw Hoang in the hall. He had been watching me from the parlor window. It would be easy for him to be in touch with the Chinaman in the dunes. Oh, Miss Haldayne, Hoang's at the bottom of whatever 's worrying you, I 'm sure of it ! I don't trust him for a minute ! " WHAT THE SAND REVEALED 79 " For Heaven's sake, Ann ! " and this time her tone was frankly impatient. " Don't harp on that string any more! To listen to you, a per- son 'd think poor Hoang ought to be hung. You saw a tramp in the dunes, if you saw anybody.
What to read after Wind Along the Waste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladys Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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