A Rose in June 1
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She sat and listened to the low voices in the next room, and watched the side gleam of light which came from the half-open door. The very world seemed hushed while this drama came to its conclusion, and there was not a sound without or within but the soft 202 A EOSE IN JTJNE.
movements in the sick-room, and tlie low- voices. How many new experiences had come into her simple life in so short a time ! Darkness overshadowed the earth already, so that her pleasant pathway in it seemed lost ; and no...w here was Death, that visitor who is always so doubly ap- palling the first time he enters a peaceful house. "^ ''Well, Nolan, you have come in time, for I am just setting out," said the Rector, in a voice stronger than it had been, his anxious wife thought. " Why, man, don't look so grave ; and you, my dear, don't cry, to discourage me. Set me out on my journey a little more cheerily ! I never thought much about dying people before ; and mind what T say, Nolan, because it is your work. Of course, to those who have A ROSE IN JUNE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat and listened to the low voices in the next room, and watched the side gleam of light which came from the half-open door. The very world seemed hushed while this drama came to its conclusion, and there was not a sound without or within but the soft 202 A EOSE IN JTJNE.
movements in the sick-room, and tlie low- voices. How many new experiences had come into her simple life in so short a time ! Darkness overshadowed the earth already, so that her pleasant pathway in it seemed lost ; and no...w here was Death, that visitor who is always so doubly ap- palling the first time he enters a peaceful house. "^ ''Well, Nolan, you have come in time, for I am just setting out," said the Rector, in a voice stronger than it had been, his anxious wife thought. " Why, man, don't look so grave ; and you, my dear, don't cry, to discourage me. Set me out on my journey a little more cheerily ! I never thought much about dying people before ; and mind what T say, Nolan, because it is your work. Of course, to those who have A ROSE IN JUNE.
What to read after A Rose in June 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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