The Battle Ground
The Battle Ground
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Dan don't you see it's Mr. Dan, and he's as white as yo' nightshirt. Go down, I Q 126 The Battle-Ground tell you, go down and let him in. " There was a skurrying in the room and on the staircase, and a moment later the door was flung open and a lamp flashed in the darkness.
" Walk in, suh, walk right in, " said Jack Hicks, hospitably, " day or night you're welcome as wel- come as the Major himself. " He drew back and stood with the lamplight full upon him a loose, ill-proportioned figure, with ...a flabby face and pale blue eyes set under swollen lids.
" I want something to eat, Jack, " returned Dan, as he entered and put down his lantern, " and a place to sleep in fact I want anything you have to offer. " Then, as Mrs. Hicks appeared upon the stair, he greeted her, despite his weariness, with something of his old jesting manner. " I am begging a sup- per, " he remarked affably, as he shook her hand, " and I may as well confess, by the way, that I am positively starving. " The woman beamed upon him, as women always did, and while she led the way into the little din- ing room, and set out the cold meat and bread upon the oil-cloth covering of the table, she asked him eager questions about the Major and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dan don't you see it's Mr. Dan, and he's as white as yo' nightshirt. Go down, I Q 126 The Battle-Ground tell you, go down and let him in. " There was a skurrying in the room and on the staircase, and a moment later the door was flung open and a lamp flashed in the darkness.
" Walk in, suh, walk right in, " said Jack Hicks, hospitably, " day or night you're welcome as wel- come as the Major himself. " He drew back and stood with the lamplight full upon him a loose, ill-proportioned figure, with ...a flabby face and pale blue eyes set under swollen lids.
" I want something to eat, Jack, " returned Dan, as he entered and put down his lantern, " and a place to sleep in fact I want anything you have to offer. " Then, as Mrs. Hicks appeared upon the stair, he greeted her, despite his weariness, with something of his old jesting manner. " I am begging a sup- per, " he remarked affably, as he shook her hand, " and I may as well confess, by the way, that I am positively starving. " The woman beamed upon him, as women always did, and while she led the way into the little din- ing room, and set out the cold meat and bread upon the oil-cloth covering of the table, she asked him eager questions about the Major and Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Glasgow to read onlineMoreLess
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