Son
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" Oh, how must he have felt when he 144 Nils was working ! How could he work ! " cried Mother.
Nils' wife looked over to where her children were standing, the boy's arm thrown protect- ingly now about his sister's shoulders. For little Alma was shy. She looked, and her lips quivered.
" He had to work, Madame, " she said.
" How many places did he have?" asked Mother when she could speak.
" Two, " answered the woman. " He would work as long as he could, until they found it out. Then he would go a...way. " "Didn't they do anything for him?" cried Mother, aghast at such heartlessness.
"The last lady was very kind, " returned the woman gently. " She gave him twenty- five dollars when he left. He had paid out about twenty-three for express packages and telegrams. But she had forgotten that. And she said she would give him a good reference. " Mother's mind went back to the perfect reference over the telephone.
" He wouldn't let me work, " the woman 145 "Son" went on. " He wanted me to be with the children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, how must he have felt when he 144 Nils was working ! How could he work ! " cried Mother.
Nils' wife looked over to where her children were standing, the boy's arm thrown protect- ingly now about his sister's shoulders. For little Alma was shy. She looked, and her lips quivered.
" He had to work, Madame, " she said.
" How many places did he have?" asked Mother when she could speak.
" Two, " answered the woman. " He would work as long as he could, until they found it out. Then he would go a...way. " "Didn't they do anything for him?" cried Mother, aghast at such heartlessness.
"The last lady was very kind, " returned the woman gently. " She gave him twenty- five dollars when he left. He had paid out about twenty-three for express packages and telegrams. But she had forgotten that. And she said she would give him a good reference. " Mother's mind went back to the perfect reference over the telephone.
" He wouldn't let me work, " the woman 145 "Son" went on. " He wanted me to be with the children.
What to read after Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Train to read onlineMoreLess
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