Candle And Crib
Candle And Crib
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But all the time he wanted to be himself. Hewas much like a colt kept in a stall, well fed and minded, but he wantsto get out to stretch his legs in a long gallop all the time.
So there's why Art went off from Ardenoo to the Big Smoke, and got onthe best ever you knew. He was very apprehensive about machinery, couldunderstand it well, and got took on by a great high-up doctor to mindhis motor for him. The old people were that proud when they heard of it.
"Sure it's on the Pig's Back Art is now,... whatever!" they said, "with hisgood-lookin' pound a week!" Wealth that sounded, away off in Ardenoo. But the sorra much spendingthere is in it in a city, where you're paying out for everything youwant. Delia did the best she could with it, but it wouldn't do all shewanted.
Still, she pleased Art. Small and white in the face she was, as Mrs. Moloney had imagined her. Sewing she used to be, a bad life for a girlto be at it all day. But she flourished up well after getting married. And what Art had looked into, when he was courting, was the big, longing-looking dark eyes of her, and the gentle voice and ways, and theclouds of soft brown hair .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all the time he wanted to be himself. Hewas much like a colt kept in a stall, well fed and minded, but he wantsto get out to stretch his legs in a long gallop all the time.
So there's why Art went off from Ardenoo to the Big Smoke, and got onthe best ever you knew. He was very apprehensive about machinery, couldunderstand it well, and got took on by a great high-up doctor to mindhis motor for him. The old people were that proud when they heard of it.
"Sure it's on the Pig's Back Art is now,... whatever!" they said, "with hisgood-lookin' pound a week!" Wealth that sounded, away off in Ardenoo. But the sorra much spendingthere is in it in a city, where you're paying out for everything youwant. Delia did the best she could with it, but it wouldn't do all shewanted.
Still, she pleased Art. Small and white in the face she was, as Mrs. Moloney had imagined her. Sewing she used to be, a bad life for a girlto be at it all day. But she flourished up well after getting married. And what Art had looked into, when he was courting, was the big, longing-looking dark eyes of her, and the gentle voice and ways, and theclouds of soft brown hair .
What to read after Candle And Crib?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Purdon Katherine Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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