A Childs Journey With Dickens
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When the train stopped for two or three minutes at North Ber- wick, the people on the side of the car next the station suddenly arose and looked eagerly out at some object of apparent interest. I was not, at any age, a person to sit still in her seat when others were looking out of win- dows, and my small nose was quickly flattened against one of the panes. There on the platform stood the Adored One ! His hands were plunged deep in his pockets (a favorite gesture), but pre- sently one was remov...ed to wave away laughingly a piece of the famous Ber- wick sponge cake, offered him by Mr.
[ WITH DICKENS Osgood, of Boston, his travelling com- panion and friend.
I knew him at once ! the smiling, genial, mobile face, rather highly col- ored, the brilliant eyes, the watch chain, the red carnation in the button-hole, and the expressive hands, much given to gesture. It was only a momentary view, for the train started, and Dickens van- ished, to resume his place in the car next to ours, where he had been, had I known it, ever since we left Portland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the train stopped for two or three minutes at North Ber- wick, the people on the side of the car next the station suddenly arose and looked eagerly out at some object of apparent interest. I was not, at any age, a person to sit still in her seat when others were looking out of win- dows, and my small nose was quickly flattened against one of the panes. There on the platform stood the Adored One ! His hands were plunged deep in his pockets (a favorite gesture), but pre- sently one was remov...ed to wave away laughingly a piece of the famous Ber- wick sponge cake, offered him by Mr.
[ WITH DICKENS Osgood, of Boston, his travelling com- panion and friend.
I knew him at once ! the smiling, genial, mobile face, rather highly col- ored, the brilliant eyes, the watch chain, the red carnation in the button-hole, and the expressive hands, much given to gesture. It was only a momentary view, for the train started, and Dickens van- ished, to resume his place in the car next to ours, where he had been, had I known it, ever since we left Portland.
What to read after A Childs Journey With Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Douglas Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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