A Lapse of Memory And Other Stories
A Lapse of Memory And Other Stories
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As he felt sure the end was drawing near, he could scarcely keep from risking speaking, and telling Clare the truth. One afternoon he came upon her sitting on the verandah with Mrs. Martin's pretty children A LAPSE OF MEMORY. 121 round her. She had the youngest baby in her arms.
"Mr. Lisle, this is my accidental namesake, " she said happily, turning to him where he stood musing in the sunshine. "Is not she a perfect little picture? She has the loveliest grey eyes do look at them ! ' ' Lisle qui...ckly turned his head, and looked in- stead at her own bright eyes and smiling mouth, and delicately flushed and beaming face-. He stood gaz- ing silently at the happy little group. A sudden strong emotion checked his utterance when he would have answered her. He turned hastily aside and walked away, leaving her standing there amidst the laughing, chattering, children, with the baby nestling in her arms, the others gathered closely round her. How sweet and motherly she looked, lie thought, the pretty baby holding round her neck with its plump little hands and arms, its small, fair face pressed lovingly against her darker one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he felt sure the end was drawing near, he could scarcely keep from risking speaking, and telling Clare the truth. One afternoon he came upon her sitting on the verandah with Mrs. Martin's pretty children A LAPSE OF MEMORY. 121 round her. She had the youngest baby in her arms.
"Mr. Lisle, this is my accidental namesake, " she said happily, turning to him where he stood musing in the sunshine. "Is not she a perfect little picture? She has the loveliest grey eyes do look at them ! ' ' Lisle qui...ckly turned his head, and looked in- stead at her own bright eyes and smiling mouth, and delicately flushed and beaming face-. He stood gaz- ing silently at the happy little group. A sudden strong emotion checked his utterance when he would have answered her. He turned hastily aside and walked away, leaving her standing there amidst the laughing, chattering, children, with the baby nestling in her arms, the others gathered closely round her. How sweet and motherly she looked, lie thought, the pretty baby holding round her neck with its plump little hands and arms, its small, fair face pressed lovingly against her darker one.
What to read after A Lapse of Memory And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Littlejohn to read onlineMoreLess
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