The Merry Maid of Arcady His Lordship And Other Stories
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In her absorption she had not noticed that the lake was now free of skaters. One of the two men who were about to rake out the bonfires came to her, speaking civilly.
" I beg pardon, miss ; but there's been some mistake, I think. The boy, that was told to tell you when the last carriage was ready to start, ran home to his supper, and they've all gone and left you. If you'll step inside the tea-house, of course Mrs. Bliss will be sending back for you presently. It At a wouldn't be more than half... an hour to Winter wait, at the longest. " House- "Oh! it's no matter, I'll walk, " she Party answered, with more suavity than the countryman had expected from this hand some, haughty young lady.
"No doubt you'll meet the trap, miss, " he said, while unbuckling her skates. "If you like, I'll go with you. " But Gwendolyn would not hear of this. She revelled in the prospect of a solitary tramp under the new moon and the spar kling planets that gemmed the steely sky. As she set oft" through the woods, her nos trils were greeted by faint delicious scents of forest spicery, and the dead leaves underfoot, powdered with rime, gave forth a sound as pleasant to her ear as the tinkle of the streamlet that, in spots, escaped from its glittering prison, and prattled of Spring to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her absorption she had not noticed that the lake was now free of skaters. One of the two men who were about to rake out the bonfires came to her, speaking civilly.
" I beg pardon, miss ; but there's been some mistake, I think. The boy, that was told to tell you when the last carriage was ready to start, ran home to his supper, and they've all gone and left you. If you'll step inside the tea-house, of course Mrs. Bliss will be sending back for you presently. It At a wouldn't be more than half... an hour to Winter wait, at the longest. " House- "Oh! it's no matter, I'll walk, " she Party answered, with more suavity than the countryman had expected from this hand some, haughty young lady.
"No doubt you'll meet the trap, miss, " he said, while unbuckling her skates. "If you like, I'll go with you. " But Gwendolyn would not hear of this. She revelled in the prospect of a solitary tramp under the new moon and the spar kling planets that gemmed the steely sky. As she set oft" through the woods, her nos trils were greeted by faint delicious scents of forest spicery, and the dead leaves underfoot, powdered with rime, gave forth a sound as pleasant to her ear as the tinkle of the streamlet that, in spots, escaped from its glittering prison, and prattled of Spring to come.
What to read after The Merry Maid of Arcady His Lordship And Other Stories?
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