Pastels
Pastels
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She opened the door at the foot of her little bed, the one that opened into the corridor. Just at this moment the wind moaned loudly, and drowned the creaking of her door. She was in the corridor ; two more doors, and she was in the schoolroom. There was a large table in the middle, and a bookcase on the left. She felt along with THREE LITTLE GIRLS 225 her free hand ; she touched the marble of the mantelpiece, she stooped ; one little boot, then another — these were her brothers'. She had pre- ...ferred to use her little silk slipper, because it seemed to her the letter would stay on it better. She put the letter there, on the shoe, so that it could easily be seen, and then the poor little creature returned, trembling, until she slipped back into her bed, feeling its warmth with delight. The wind might sigh loudly, and the snow beat upon the shutters ; she had in her heart once more a ray of hope to warm it. It was not possible that her mother would not protect her !
One o'clock in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She opened the door at the foot of her little bed, the one that opened into the corridor. Just at this moment the wind moaned loudly, and drowned the creaking of her door. She was in the corridor ; two more doors, and she was in the schoolroom. There was a large table in the middle, and a bookcase on the left. She felt along with THREE LITTLE GIRLS 225 her free hand ; she touched the marble of the mantelpiece, she stooped ; one little boot, then another — these were her brothers'. She had pre- ...ferred to use her little silk slipper, because it seemed to her the letter would stay on it better. She put the letter there, on the shoe, so that it could easily be seen, and then the poor little creature returned, trembling, until she slipped back into her bed, feeling its warmth with delight. The wind might sigh loudly, and the snow beat upon the shutters ; she had in her heart once more a ray of hope to warm it. It was not possible that her mother would not protect her !
One o'clock in the morning.
What to read after Pastels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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