Yellowleaf
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Please come back! Can't you come to-day ? " " I'll be in the train in half an hour; it's quicker than the car. But what's the matter, Lily? I must know what to expect when I get there. Is Aunt Mary all right?" " Yes, yes! " she answered impatiently, as if Lady Mary was not of the least consequence. " It's Jim, Charles. It's Jim. Oh, how I hate America, and all those nasty Americans ! " He knew enough now, and told her that he would come at once ; and after listening for a moment to the blanknes...s that followed her hanging up of the receiver, went and told his man to get his things ready, and less than half an hour later was in the train bound for London. Bound for trouble, bound, he knew, for help- less misery, and yet, through it all, both ready and glad to go.
YELLOWLEAF 207 n Thorn had a latch-key, but as he bent to open the door with it, he found Bruno crossing the hall to the dining-room with the big silver tea-tray in his hands. The old man stood still as the door opened, staring over the debris of bread-and-butter and cake and tea- cups without a word, and Thorn, who had spent the time in the train foolishly trying to persuade himself that nothing was wrong but Lily's nerves, stared back at him in uncontrollable dismay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please come back! Can't you come to-day ? " " I'll be in the train in half an hour; it's quicker than the car. But what's the matter, Lily? I must know what to expect when I get there. Is Aunt Mary all right?" " Yes, yes! " she answered impatiently, as if Lady Mary was not of the least consequence. " It's Jim, Charles. It's Jim. Oh, how I hate America, and all those nasty Americans ! " He knew enough now, and told her that he would come at once ; and after listening for a moment to the blanknes...s that followed her hanging up of the receiver, went and told his man to get his things ready, and less than half an hour later was in the train bound for London. Bound for trouble, bound, he knew, for help- less misery, and yet, through it all, both ready and glad to go.
YELLOWLEAF 207 n Thorn had a latch-key, but as he bent to open the door with it, he found Bruno crossing the hall to the dining-room with the big silver tea-tray in his hands. The old man stood still as the door opened, staring over the debris of bread-and-butter and cake and tea- cups without a word, and Thorn, who had spent the time in the train foolishly trying to persuade himself that nothing was wrong but Lily's nerves, stared back at him in uncontrollable dismay.
What to read after Yellowleaf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sacha Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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