Two Prisoners
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The big eyes were gazing up at her with a look of deep trouble in them.
"You can have the bird," she said suddenly.
"Wait, I will get it." And before Mildred could take in her good fortune she had gone back into the house, and a second later she brought down the cage.
60 Two Prisoners Mildred had not just understood that it was to be brought her then, and a new difficulty presented itself.
"But I haven't any money," she said.
"I don't want any money," said the poor lady.
"But I can send it to y...ou." "I don't want any ; I give it to you." Mildred was not sure that she ought to ac- cept the bird this way. "Do you think mam- ma would mind it?" she asked earnestly.
"Not if she ever had a crippled child," said the woman.
"She had. But I'm well now," said Mil- dred.
She took the cage and bore it down the street, talking to her mammy of the joy Molly would have when she took the bird to her.
The poor woman suddenly turned and went back into the house and up the stairs, and a second later was leaning out of the window scanning one by one every window in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The big eyes were gazing up at her with a look of deep trouble in them.
"You can have the bird," she said suddenly.
"Wait, I will get it." And before Mildred could take in her good fortune she had gone back into the house, and a second later she brought down the cage.
60 Two Prisoners Mildred had not just understood that it was to be brought her then, and a new difficulty presented itself.
"But I haven't any money," she said.
"I don't want any money," said the poor lady.
"But I can send it to y...ou." "I don't want any ; I give it to you." Mildred was not sure that she ought to ac- cept the bird this way. "Do you think mam- ma would mind it?" she asked earnestly.
"Not if she ever had a crippled child," said the woman.
"She had. But I'm well now," said Mil- dred.
She took the cage and bore it down the street, talking to her mammy of the joy Molly would have when she took the bird to her.
The poor woman suddenly turned and went back into the house and up the stairs, and a second later was leaning out of the window scanning one by one every window in sight.
What to read after Two Prisoners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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