The Starling
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My father is probably right, but I must give it one more chance. Will you read it and tell me the truth ? You offered to, once. You came into our garden in a high wind. Perhaps you have forgotten but I must know. " Then she addressed the parcel to Christopher Saxe, University Club, and sent it by a mes- senger. If Mr. Saxe was not in town, it was to be brought back. For an hour she stood at the window or wandered about the room, afraid it would come back, afraid that it would not. When at last ...she put out her light, she saw that there was a line of light under Mrs. Cawthorne's door, but she could not go and offer soothing services. Life was too richly, madly exciting!
By her mother's face, in the morning, Sarah knew that their flight was over; the ancient habit had beaten her wrath, and her eyes were harassed, guilty. Yet she still kept the flag of revolt flying.
"Bunny, darling, I am a rag, " she said gaily.
88 THE STARLING "We can't go back to those apartments this morning, but I don't believe any one will snatch them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My father is probably right, but I must give it one more chance. Will you read it and tell me the truth ? You offered to, once. You came into our garden in a high wind. Perhaps you have forgotten but I must know. " Then she addressed the parcel to Christopher Saxe, University Club, and sent it by a mes- senger. If Mr. Saxe was not in town, it was to be brought back. For an hour she stood at the window or wandered about the room, afraid it would come back, afraid that it would not. When at last ...she put out her light, she saw that there was a line of light under Mrs. Cawthorne's door, but she could not go and offer soothing services. Life was too richly, madly exciting!
By her mother's face, in the morning, Sarah knew that their flight was over; the ancient habit had beaten her wrath, and her eyes were harassed, guilty. Yet she still kept the flag of revolt flying.
"Bunny, darling, I am a rag, " she said gaily.
88 THE STARLING "We can't go back to those apartments this morning, but I don't believe any one will snatch them.
What to read after The Starling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins to read onlineMoreLess
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