The Death Cry
The Death Cry
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That'YL have to go back, all right. And these Gefion Phlox. I don't believe we'd better risk these hi the open ground. But now these Pompom Chrysanthemums and the Delphi- N. P. 'S SILENCE 125 nium they can go in as well now as earlier. Shall I set 'em out for you, ma'am? Mrs. Cuyler talked them over with me when I took the order, and I know about where she meant to put 'em. " "Do, " I assented with relief. "I know very little about gardening, and I suppose you know a lot. " "Quite a bit, yes, m...a'am, " he answered mod- estly. "I've always loved flowers, and I've worked with them on and off most of my life. I wouldn't want to do anything to spoil this garden, either. It's about the prettiest in town according to my notion. " He set to work with enthusiasm, talking un- expectedly well about the flowers and their likes and dislikes. I watched him with a new ache in my heart. Eloise's flowers, frail, ephemeral things, were alive and blooming hi the sweet summer sun- 126 THE DEATH CRY shine, while Eloise I caught myself up sharply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That'YL have to go back, all right. And these Gefion Phlox. I don't believe we'd better risk these hi the open ground. But now these Pompom Chrysanthemums and the Delphi- N. P. 'S SILENCE 125 nium they can go in as well now as earlier. Shall I set 'em out for you, ma'am? Mrs. Cuyler talked them over with me when I took the order, and I know about where she meant to put 'em. " "Do, " I assented with relief. "I know very little about gardening, and I suppose you know a lot. " "Quite a bit, yes, m...a'am, " he answered mod- estly. "I've always loved flowers, and I've worked with them on and off most of my life. I wouldn't want to do anything to spoil this garden, either. It's about the prettiest in town according to my notion. " He set to work with enthusiasm, talking un- expectedly well about the flowers and their likes and dislikes. I watched him with a new ache in my heart. Eloise's flowers, frail, ephemeral things, were alive and blooming hi the sweet summer sun- 126 THE DEATH CRY shine, while Eloise I caught myself up sharply.
What to read after The Death Cry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darby Hauck to read onlineMoreLess
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