At the Door: a Tale to Read Both On the Lines And Between
At the Door: a Tale to Read Both On the Lines And Between
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Oh, here come Charity and Generosity! Aren't they sweet! Come right in," and Marjorie gave them her sweetest smile as they passed through the door. Then she leaned forward and called to two figures who were pausing at the foot of the steps.
"No, you can't come in," she said. "Please don't come up on the steps; you'll soil them." Then, as they passed on, she turned to the Dream. "You see, I know who not to let in, if I see them," she said.
"Yes," said the Dream, "Ill-nature and Fret- fulness are... very ugly people. They don't even look nice. I don't blame you for keeping them out." Digitized by Google At the Door ai Here a sweet faced woman came up the steps, and Marjorie nodded to her lovingly, and called her *'dear Patience;" but as she passed in, Marjorie sprang to her feet and called after her: — **0h, please wait a minute! Please wait!" The woman paused, and Marjorie brushed aside the folds of her trailing skirt, showing a cringing little figure which had been trying to slip in beside her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, here come Charity and Generosity! Aren't they sweet! Come right in," and Marjorie gave them her sweetest smile as they passed through the door. Then she leaned forward and called to two figures who were pausing at the foot of the steps.
"No, you can't come in," she said. "Please don't come up on the steps; you'll soil them." Then, as they passed on, she turned to the Dream. "You see, I know who not to let in, if I see them," she said.
"Yes," said the Dream, "Ill-nature and Fret- fulness are... very ugly people. They don't even look nice. I don't blame you for keeping them out." Digitized by Google At the Door ai Here a sweet faced woman came up the steps, and Marjorie nodded to her lovingly, and called her *'dear Patience;" but as she passed in, Marjorie sprang to her feet and called after her: — **0h, please wait a minute! Please wait!" The woman paused, and Marjorie brushed aside the folds of her trailing skirt, showing a cringing little figure which had been trying to slip in beside her.
What to read after At the Door: a Tale to Read Both On the Lines And Between?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yates Katherine Merritte to read onlineMoreLess
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