Watchfires
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"Grandpa Handy says that Mr. Buchanan is one of our great presidents. That he's saved the union." "But at what a cost, Fred," his mother remonstrated.
"You think Grandpa is wrong?" "I think Grandpa is getting to be an old gentleman. He has the ideas of his time. No doubt they were good ideas for then. I am sure he would think differently if he had seen the things I have seen." "That you've seen, Ma?" "Well, you know I used to visit my aunt Bella in Charleston. She could never convince herself th...at her husband's views were the right ones. She remained a Northerner at heart till the day she died. And she showed me some terrible things." "But that was before we were born, Ma!" Dexter remained hidden behind his newspaper, but alert to their talk. It struck him that it was not like Rosalie to support her arguments with evidence so stale. Was it possible that the "things" she had seen had been seen more recently? And how could that be unless she was engaged in some activity of which she had not told him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Grandpa Handy says that Mr. Buchanan is one of our great presidents. That he's saved the union." "But at what a cost, Fred," his mother remonstrated.
"You think Grandpa is wrong?" "I think Grandpa is getting to be an old gentleman. He has the ideas of his time. No doubt they were good ideas for then. I am sure he would think differently if he had seen the things I have seen." "That you've seen, Ma?" "Well, you know I used to visit my aunt Bella in Charleston. She could never convince herself th...at her husband's views were the right ones. She remained a Northerner at heart till the day she died. And she showed me some terrible things." "But that was before we were born, Ma!" Dexter remained hidden behind his newspaper, but alert to their talk. It struck him that it was not like Rosalie to support her arguments with evidence so stale. Was it possible that the "things" she had seen had been seen more recently? And how could that be unless she was engaged in some activity of which she had not told him?
What to read after Watchfires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Auchincloss to read onlineMoreLess
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