Betty Vivian
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Betty had never been right round the groundsof Haddo Court before, and was pleased at their size, and, on a day likethis, at their wildness. She tried to picture herself back in Scotland. Once she shut her eyes for a minute, and bringing her vivid imaginationto her aid, seemed to see Donald Macfarlane and Jean Macfarlane in theircosy kitchen; while Donald said, "It'll be a braw day to-morrow;" orperhaps it was the other way round, and Jean remarked, "There'll be aguid sprinklin' o' snaw before ...mornin', or I am much mistook. " Betty sighed, and walked faster. By-and-by, however, she stood still. She had come suddenly to the stump of an old tree. It was a broken andvery aged stump, and hollow inside. Betty stood close to it. The nextmoment, prompted by an uncontrollable instinct, she thrust in her handand pulled out a little sealed packet. She looked at it wildly for aminute, then put it back again. It was quite safe in this hiding-place, for she had placed it in a corner of the old stump where it wassheltered from the weather, and yet could never by any possibility beseen unless the stump was cut down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Betty had never been right round the groundsof Haddo Court before, and was pleased at their size, and, on a day likethis, at their wildness. She tried to picture herself back in Scotland. Once she shut her eyes for a minute, and bringing her vivid imaginationto her aid, seemed to see Donald Macfarlane and Jean Macfarlane in theircosy kitchen; while Donald said, "It'll be a braw day to-morrow;" orperhaps it was the other way round, and Jean remarked, "There'll be aguid sprinklin' o' snaw before ...mornin', or I am much mistook. " Betty sighed, and walked faster. By-and-by, however, she stood still. She had come suddenly to the stump of an old tree. It was a broken andvery aged stump, and hollow inside. Betty stood close to it. The nextmoment, prompted by an uncontrollable instinct, she thrust in her handand pulled out a little sealed packet. She looked at it wildly for aminute, then put it back again. It was quite safe in this hiding-place, for she had placed it in a corner of the old stump where it wassheltered from the weather, and yet could never by any possibility beseen unless the stump was cut down.
What to read after Betty Vivian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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