Clay-shuttered doors
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Clay-Shuttered Doors is a story by Helen R. Hull. The narrator has tried for months not to think about Thalia Corson, who is pictured with soft pale hair and eyes blue and intense. Thalia continued to spend her summers near Boston, with Winchester coming for occasional weekends, and Fletcher was, unintentionally, born there as a seven-months baby.
The narrator, whose friendship for Thalia has sturdy roots, wonders why she chose Winchester Corson, who is personable enough, tall, with prominent dark eyes and full mouth under a neat mustache, restless hands, and an uncertain disposition. The narrator says, “Mrs. Corson wishes you at once,” and there is an emptiness where a man’s voice had come.
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- Author
- Helen R. Hull
- Reading time
- About 35 minutes
- Pages
- 16
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Classics
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