Sally Bishop
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" "And you don't find the want of soft things, cushions and all thatsort of business?" "No, oh no! they'd spoil it. One doesn't want cushions to becomfortable, one wants surroundings. These are perfect. " He looked at her with appreciation; then, as a thought swept overhim, it altered to an expression of tenderness. He put his heel onthat, churned it round, and strode over to the fireplace.
"Here, come and sit down here and get warm while I make the coffee, "he said. "It's frightfully cold outs...ide, you know. I shouldn't wonderif it isn't freezing. " She followed obediently, and took the chair he had drawn out for her. Then he hurried about, opening cupboards and drawers, producing asaucepan here, a coffee-pot and a milk-can there, until all thethings were laid on the table. And all this time, while she made surethat she was not being observed, Sally's eyes wandered backwards andforwards to the little miniature. She was nearer to it now and couldmore clearly distinguish the features. They reminded her somewhatof herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And you don't find the want of soft things, cushions and all thatsort of business?" "No, oh no! they'd spoil it. One doesn't want cushions to becomfortable, one wants surroundings. These are perfect. " He looked at her with appreciation; then, as a thought swept overhim, it altered to an expression of tenderness. He put his heel onthat, churned it round, and strode over to the fireplace.
"Here, come and sit down here and get warm while I make the coffee, "he said. "It's frightfully cold outs...ide, you know. I shouldn't wonderif it isn't freezing. " She followed obediently, and took the chair he had drawn out for her. Then he hurried about, opening cupboards and drawers, producing asaucepan here, a coffee-pot and a milk-can there, until all thethings were laid on the table. And all this time, while she made surethat she was not being observed, Sally's eyes wandered backwards andforwards to the little miniature. She was nearer to it now and couldmore clearly distinguish the features. They reminded her somewhatof herself.
What to read after Sally Bishop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston, E. Temple (Ernest Temple), 1879-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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