Stories By American Authors 3
Stories By American Authors 3
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Doherty, in a low voice which ex- pressed both the proper deference of the janitor's wife and the natural amazement of the woman.
** Oh, of course, I — I didn't mean to say that/* POOR OGLA-MOGA. 109 poor Miss Slopham stammered, in hopeless em- barrassment. ** The fact is, there's a gentleman down stairs — a friend of mine, you know — he has no home, and very few clothes — and I want to get you to help me. He's down stairs now, and he*s going to stay — I don't see how I am going to help it — an...d I must get a suit of clothes for him this afternoon. I suppose you think this is all very queer," said the poor lady in breathless confusion, with a little nervous laugh, thinking to herself at the same time that it certainly was very queer.
** Tm not at all sure that I understand ye, ma'am," said the bewildered woman, looking about her in an alarmed sort of way, as if she wondered whether Miss Slopham was quite a safe woman to be alone with.
'*Oh, how can I explain it?" that lady cried, desperately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doherty, in a low voice which ex- pressed both the proper deference of the janitor's wife and the natural amazement of the woman.
** Oh, of course, I — I didn't mean to say that/* POOR OGLA-MOGA. 109 poor Miss Slopham stammered, in hopeless em- barrassment. ** The fact is, there's a gentleman down stairs — a friend of mine, you know — he has no home, and very few clothes — and I want to get you to help me. He's down stairs now, and he*s going to stay — I don't see how I am going to help it — an...d I must get a suit of clothes for him this afternoon. I suppose you think this is all very queer," said the poor lady in breathless confusion, with a little nervous laugh, thinking to herself at the same time that it certainly was very queer.
** Tm not at all sure that I understand ye, ma'am," said the bewildered woman, looking about her in an alarmed sort of way, as if she wondered whether Miss Slopham was quite a safe woman to be alone with.
'*Oh, how can I explain it?" that lady cried, desperately.
What to read after Stories By American Authors 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobi, Mary Putnam, 1842-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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