Mary Wollaston
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"He isn't going to die. " On the way back to the house he had outlined the facts for her. Hisfather had driven out to the farm in his open roadster a week ago Sundayto see how he and Graham were getting on--driven out alone, though he hadspoken the night before, over the telephone, of bringing Paula with him. For some reason that hadn't come off. Dad had seemed well enough, then, though rather tired and dispirited. The day had begun as if it meant tobe fine, for a change, but it had turned off ...cold again and begun to rainwhile they were walking over the place. His father, he was afraid, hadgot pretty wet. When they got back to the farm-house they found atelephone message urgently summoning him to town, and he had driven away, in the open car, without changing.
Rush had meant to telephone but had neglected this--they were terriblybusy, of course, trying to get things done without any labor to do themwith. He had come home Wednesday, on a promise to Graham's kid sisterthat he would attend a school dance of hers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He isn't going to die. " On the way back to the house he had outlined the facts for her. Hisfather had driven out to the farm in his open roadster a week ago Sundayto see how he and Graham were getting on--driven out alone, though he hadspoken the night before, over the telephone, of bringing Paula with him. For some reason that hadn't come off. Dad had seemed well enough, then, though rather tired and dispirited. The day had begun as if it meant tobe fine, for a change, but it had turned off ...cold again and begun to rainwhile they were walking over the place. His father, he was afraid, hadgot pretty wet. When they got back to the farm-house they found atelephone message urgently summoning him to town, and he had driven away, in the open car, without changing.
Rush had meant to telephone but had neglected this--they were terriblybusy, of course, trying to get things done without any labor to do themwith. He had come home Wednesday, on a promise to Graham's kid sisterthat he would attend a school dance of hers.
What to read after Mary Wollaston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster Henry Kitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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