Chronicles of Old Riverby
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And her once brown hair is even more beau- tiful since touched by Time's frosty fingers. When I rose to come away Mary took the little Bible from the bookcase and, passing it to me, said : " * This is yours ; if you remember, I gave it to you on your twentieth birthday. ' " I opened the book, and the petals of a four- leaf clover fell to the floor. Through a mist of tears our eyes met. No word was spoken, but the April breeze sighing through the pines at the gateway whispered of regret. " CHAPT...ER VI THE CIRCUS That the circus is the great event of the sum- mer season in a country village is a well-known fact. It was the last of August when glowing advertisements foretelling its coming to Old Riv- erby were placed upon the corner store, upon the tumble-down tavern, and upon nearly every barn in town. Among the most important features portrayed were richly caparisoned horses ridden by gayly dressed women, a baby elephant be- decked in silver trappings, a camel upon which the Siamese twins were mounted, and a trained bear dancing with a two-headed girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And her once brown hair is even more beau- tiful since touched by Time's frosty fingers. When I rose to come away Mary took the little Bible from the bookcase and, passing it to me, said : " * This is yours ; if you remember, I gave it to you on your twentieth birthday. ' " I opened the book, and the petals of a four- leaf clover fell to the floor. Through a mist of tears our eyes met. No word was spoken, but the April breeze sighing through the pines at the gateway whispered of regret. " CHAPT...ER VI THE CIRCUS That the circus is the great event of the sum- mer season in a country village is a well-known fact. It was the last of August when glowing advertisements foretelling its coming to Old Riv- erby were placed upon the corner store, upon the tumble-down tavern, and upon nearly every barn in town. Among the most important features portrayed were richly caparisoned horses ridden by gayly dressed women, a baby elephant be- decked in silver trappings, a camel upon which the Siamese twins were mounted, and a trained bear dancing with a two-headed girl.
What to read after Chronicles of Old Riverby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Felton Sampson to read onlineMoreLess
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