Alice Sit By the Fire
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' ALICE. 'I feel so comfy where I am. One does hate to leave a fire, doesn't one. ' She hums gaily a snatch of a song.
94 ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE COLONEL. 'The woman doesn't know her own mind. ' ALICE. 'You remember we danced to that once on my birthday at Simla. ' She shows him how they danced at Simla.
COLONEL, to Steve, who is indeed the more be- wildered of the two, 'And a few minutes ago I assure you she was weeping on m. Y shoulder !' ALICE. 'You were so nice to me that evening, Robert — I ...gave you a dance. ' She whirls him gaily round.
COLONEL. 'Y^ou flibberty jibbet, you make me dizzy. ' ALICE. ' Shall we sit out the rest of the dance ? ' COLONEL. 'Not I. Come along, you unrea- sonable thing. ' ALICE. 'Unreasonable. Robert, I have a reason. I want to see whether Amy will come. ' COLONEL. * Come ? ' STEVE. 'Come here. '*' ALICE. 'I didn't tell you before, Robert, because I had so little hope; but I called to her through the door that I was coming ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE 95 here to meet you, and I said, "I don't believe you have a headache.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ALICE. 'I feel so comfy where I am. One does hate to leave a fire, doesn't one. ' She hums gaily a snatch of a song.
94 ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE COLONEL. 'The woman doesn't know her own mind. ' ALICE. 'You remember we danced to that once on my birthday at Simla. ' She shows him how they danced at Simla.
COLONEL, to Steve, who is indeed the more be- wildered of the two, 'And a few minutes ago I assure you she was weeping on m. Y shoulder !' ALICE. 'You were so nice to me that evening, Robert — I ...gave you a dance. ' She whirls him gaily round.
COLONEL. 'Y^ou flibberty jibbet, you make me dizzy. ' ALICE. ' Shall we sit out the rest of the dance ? ' COLONEL. 'Not I. Come along, you unrea- sonable thing. ' ALICE. 'Unreasonable. Robert, I have a reason. I want to see whether Amy will come. ' COLONEL. * Come ? ' STEVE. 'Come here. '*' ALICE. 'I didn't tell you before, Robert, because I had so little hope; but I called to her through the door that I was coming ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE 95 here to meet you, and I said, "I don't believe you have a headache.
What to read after Alice Sit By the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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