Fivecorners
Fivecorners
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but do let me type it. " ""Waste of time, Miss Russell he never could get a publisher for his poitry be- sides I burnt it this morning when I was ridding up his room. Ah, me ! how one re- members. " Her limpid eyes gazed into the candle flame, remembering with a rapt ex- pression.
Without any warning, a loud noise of something falling rang through the house.
THISTLEDOWN. 97 Lyn sprang up; Mrs. Brent gasped with terror; then she shouted angrily: "That you, Joe? Can't you come in quietly?" A deep... bass voice answered, "What are you gassing about, Flo? I only dropped my pipe. " She shouted back: "I've a visitor here, Joe a visitor you nearly frightened the wits out of us ! " She whispered to Lyn "An old friend of the family known me since I was a child helping me to pack. " A man looked in. He was tall; he had thick red lips and a full black beard.
"Mr. Jones Miss Russell Artie's typiste, Joe. Mr. Jones is an old friend of the family. Mrs. Jones will soon be here, won't she, Joe?" He stared at her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but do let me type it. " ""Waste of time, Miss Russell he never could get a publisher for his poitry be- sides I burnt it this morning when I was ridding up his room. Ah, me ! how one re- members. " Her limpid eyes gazed into the candle flame, remembering with a rapt ex- pression.
Without any warning, a loud noise of something falling rang through the house.
THISTLEDOWN. 97 Lyn sprang up; Mrs. Brent gasped with terror; then she shouted angrily: "That you, Joe? Can't you come in quietly?" A deep... bass voice answered, "What are you gassing about, Flo? I only dropped my pipe. " She shouted back: "I've a visitor here, Joe a visitor you nearly frightened the wits out of us ! " She whispered to Lyn "An old friend of the family known me since I was a child helping me to pack. " A man looked in. He was tall; he had thick red lips and a full black beard.
"Mr. Jones Miss Russell Artie's typiste, Joe. Mr. Jones is an old friend of the family. Mrs. Jones will soon be here, won't she, Joe?" He stared at her.
What to read after Fivecorners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dowell Oreilly to read onlineMoreLess
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