Christopher And Columbus
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Twist had kept her in the dark, raised her voice at last and called out, "But he wanted to — he wanted to all the time — ^you wouldn't listen — ^you wouldn't stop " Mrs. Bilton did stop however when she got inside the shanty. Her tongue and her feet stopped dead to- gether. The electrical expert had lit all the lanterns, and coming upon it in the darkness its lighted win- dows gave it a cheerful, welcoming look. But inside no amount of light and bunches of pink geraniums could conceal its disco...mforts, its dreadful smallness; besides, pink geraniums, which the twins were accustomed to regard as precious, as things brought up lovingly in pots, were nothing but weeds to Mrs. BUton's ex- perienced Californian eye.
She stared round her in silence. Her sudden quiet fell on the twins with a great sense of refreshment.
Standing in the doorway — ^for Mrs. Bilton and the electrical expert between them filled up most of the kitchen — they heaved a deep sigh. "And see how beautiful the stars are," whispered Anna-Felicitas in Anna-Rose's ear; she hadn't been able to see them before somehow, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twist had kept her in the dark, raised her voice at last and called out, "But he wanted to — he wanted to all the time — ^you wouldn't listen — ^you wouldn't stop " Mrs. Bilton did stop however when she got inside the shanty. Her tongue and her feet stopped dead to- gether. The electrical expert had lit all the lanterns, and coming upon it in the darkness its lighted win- dows gave it a cheerful, welcoming look. But inside no amount of light and bunches of pink geraniums could conceal its disco...mforts, its dreadful smallness; besides, pink geraniums, which the twins were accustomed to regard as precious, as things brought up lovingly in pots, were nothing but weeds to Mrs. BUton's ex- perienced Californian eye.
She stared round her in silence. Her sudden quiet fell on the twins with a great sense of refreshment.
Standing in the doorway — ^for Mrs. Bilton and the electrical expert between them filled up most of the kitchen — they heaved a deep sigh. "And see how beautiful the stars are," whispered Anna-Felicitas in Anna-Rose's ear; she hadn't been able to see them before somehow, Mrs.
What to read after Christopher And Columbus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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