Bettine
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23 verse. The fear of the L, ord may be the beginning of wisdom, but fear of any thing which the L, ord has created is the beginning and continuation of foolish ness. Surely, my child, you have need of no lesson such as this. " But Bettine walked grandly off to the shore, where the little waves were dash ing in strongly over the shells and sand. Presently she came flying back.
" Grandsire ! O, the wind is coming! What shall I do ? " She paced the narrow porch like one distraught, her dark hair ...swirling in the rising gale. She wrung her hands with broken little cries of terror the very reflection of the waves and sky. Just then a mellow whistle came from the fringe of bushes along the garden wall " Whip-poor-will ! whip-poor-will ! " " lyisten, child, " I said ; " the birds are at the mercy of the tempest and they are not disturbed. " 24 Bettine.
"Ah, yes! ah, yes !" she cried ; "but Hugo" "Well, " I broke in sharply, "what about Hugo ?" " He is out in his skiff! and you have said there may be wrecks upon the shore !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 verse. The fear of the L, ord may be the beginning of wisdom, but fear of any thing which the L, ord has created is the beginning and continuation of foolish ness. Surely, my child, you have need of no lesson such as this. " But Bettine walked grandly off to the shore, where the little waves were dash ing in strongly over the shells and sand. Presently she came flying back.
" Grandsire ! O, the wind is coming! What shall I do ? " She paced the narrow porch like one distraught, her dark hair ...swirling in the rising gale. She wrung her hands with broken little cries of terror the very reflection of the waves and sky. Just then a mellow whistle came from the fringe of bushes along the garden wall " Whip-poor-will ! whip-poor-will ! " " lyisten, child, " I said ; " the birds are at the mercy of the tempest and they are not disturbed. " 24 Bettine.
"Ah, yes! ah, yes !" she cried ; "but Hugo" "Well, " I broke in sharply, "what about Hugo ?" " He is out in his skiff! and you have said there may be wrecks upon the shore !
What to read after Bettine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Everingham Scammon to read onlineMoreLess
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