Charles Rex
Charles Rex
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"It's all right. I'll pull out a bit, shall I? These things make such abeastly row. " She thanked him in an undertone, and he began to row steadily away fromthe yacht and the thronging boats.
"You tell me when I've gone far enough!" he said.
But she did not tell him, and he rowed on and on through the dark waterwith only the rhythmic splashing of the oars to fill the silence betweenthem.
They left the laughter and the noise behind, and began to draw towardsthe far corner of the bay. The shore r...ose steeply from the water here, and there came to them the soft breaking of the waves against the cliffas they neared it.
Toby came out of her silence with a jerk. "Bunny, do you really think itwould answer?" "Sure!" said Bunny promptly.
He drew in his oars with the words, and they drifted on the summer tide.
Toby was looking at him in the starlight with a dumb and piteousirresolution in her eyes.
Bunny leaned to her as he sat, with outstretched hands. "You poor littlefrightened mouse!" he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's all right. I'll pull out a bit, shall I? These things make such abeastly row. " She thanked him in an undertone, and he began to row steadily away fromthe yacht and the thronging boats.
"You tell me when I've gone far enough!" he said.
But she did not tell him, and he rowed on and on through the dark waterwith only the rhythmic splashing of the oars to fill the silence betweenthem.
They left the laughter and the noise behind, and began to draw towardsthe far corner of the bay. The shore r...ose steeply from the water here, and there came to them the soft breaking of the waves against the cliffas they neared it.
Toby came out of her silence with a jerk. "Bunny, do you really think itwould answer?" "Sure!" said Bunny promptly.
He drew in his oars with the words, and they drifted on the summer tide.
Toby was looking at him in the starlight with a dumb and piteousirresolution in her eyes.
Bunny leaned to her as he sat, with outstretched hands. "You poor littlefrightened mouse!" he said.
What to read after Charles Rex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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