[collected Works] V. 3
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The hours went heavily by. Within the house there was no circumstance of novelty ; unless it might be that the nurse more fre- quently made little journeys round the corner of the square, and before afternoon was some- what loose of speech and gait. A little after six, however, there came round the corner of the gardens a very handsome and elegantly dressed young woman, who paused a little way off, and for some time, and with frequent sighs, contemplated the front of the Sui3eriluous Man- sion.... It was not the first time that she had thus stood afar and looked upon it, like our common parents at the gates of Eden ; and the young man had already had occasion to remark the lively slimness of her carriage, and had already been the butt of a chance arrow from 1 74 THE SUPERFL UO US MANSION.
her eye. He hailed her coining, then, with pleasant feelings, and moved a little nearer to the window to enjoy the sight. What was his surprise, however, wheii, as if with a sensible effort, she drew near, mounted the steps and tapped discreetly at the door !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hours went heavily by. Within the house there was no circumstance of novelty ; unless it might be that the nurse more fre- quently made little journeys round the corner of the square, and before afternoon was some- what loose of speech and gait. A little after six, however, there came round the corner of the gardens a very handsome and elegantly dressed young woman, who paused a little way off, and for some time, and with frequent sighs, contemplated the front of the Sui3eriluous Man- sion.... It was not the first time that she had thus stood afar and looked upon it, like our common parents at the gates of Eden ; and the young man had already had occasion to remark the lively slimness of her carriage, and had already been the butt of a chance arrow from 1 74 THE SUPERFL UO US MANSION.
her eye. He hailed her coining, then, with pleasant feelings, and moved a little nearer to the window to enjoy the sight. What was his surprise, however, wheii, as if with a sensible effort, she drew near, mounted the steps and tapped discreetly at the door !
What to read after [collected Works] V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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