A Sheaf of Corn
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"Let me know as soon as it goes, please, " Daphne said, and presentlythe footman came in again with the desired intelligence.
I suppose the poor child wanted to follow in fancy the dog-cart alongthe silent roads and the dark lanes, beneath the starlit sky; to see itarrive at the little wayside station in time for the rush and roar ofthe train, dashing like a jewelled monster out of the desert of night;dashing off again, its great ruby eyes shining in its tail, into theblackness of space, having... deposited the one precious item of itsfreight on the platform.
A half-hour before Marston could arrive Daphne slipped away. "I shallwait up for Jack, " she said to her mother. "Send him, _the instant hecomes_, to me in my sitting-room. " One by one the ladies of the party followed Daphne's example. The menwent off into the smoking-room. Mrs Mavor and I were left alone. Hernervousness and excitement, suppressed hitherto, were now at feverheat. She moved about the room, pushing chairs into fresh positions, shaking their cushions, taking up and setting down, now this now thatornament, with trembling fingers pulling out and pushing in flowers inthe vases, not improving their arrangement by any means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let me know as soon as it goes, please, " Daphne said, and presentlythe footman came in again with the desired intelligence.
I suppose the poor child wanted to follow in fancy the dog-cart alongthe silent roads and the dark lanes, beneath the starlit sky; to see itarrive at the little wayside station in time for the rush and roar ofthe train, dashing like a jewelled monster out of the desert of night;dashing off again, its great ruby eyes shining in its tail, into theblackness of space, having... deposited the one precious item of itsfreight on the platform.
A half-hour before Marston could arrive Daphne slipped away. "I shallwait up for Jack, " she said to her mother. "Send him, _the instant hecomes_, to me in my sitting-room. " One by one the ladies of the party followed Daphne's example. The menwent off into the smoking-room. Mrs Mavor and I were left alone. Hernervousness and excitement, suppressed hitherto, were now at feverheat. She moved about the room, pushing chairs into fresh positions, shaking their cushions, taking up and setting down, now this now thatornament, with trembling fingers pulling out and pushing in flowers inthe vases, not improving their arrangement by any means.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mann Mary E. - to read onlineMoreLess
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