Da Capo And Other Tales
Da Capo And Other Tales
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Georgina with pale lips faltered some- thing, 'i'he guides tried to reassure the ladies. It DA CAPO. 103 may have been fancy, people often were mistaken. "^^I tell you I saw him slip, " cried Felicia, and old Johann, an experienced guide, looked, paused, and boked again. "It is a nasty place, " said he, look- ing puzzled. "It was close by there that we met tie Englishman with his paint-box. That is our track the lady has been following, but there is an- cther beside it. I cannot venture to say ...she is mis- tiken. " Felicia's conviction seemed to have spread to the guides. They examined the track again and again, and began talking the matter over. Two of t'lem presently came forward, looking grave, and proposed that they should go off then and there, and see if there was anything to be done. ■ "It is like last night's experience over again, " said the host; "the sun will be setting in a couple of hours; you must take lanterns if you go, for you won't be back by daylight, and what can you do, if so be the man has fallen?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Georgina with pale lips faltered some- thing, 'i'he guides tried to reassure the ladies. It DA CAPO. 103 may have been fancy, people often were mistaken. "^^I tell you I saw him slip, " cried Felicia, and old Johann, an experienced guide, looked, paused, and boked again. "It is a nasty place, " said he, look- ing puzzled. "It was close by there that we met tie Englishman with his paint-box. That is our track the lady has been following, but there is an- cther beside it. I cannot venture to say ...she is mis- tiken. " Felicia's conviction seemed to have spread to the guides. They examined the track again and again, and began talking the matter over. Two of t'lem presently came forward, looking grave, and proposed that they should go off then and there, and see if there was anything to be done. ■ "It is like last night's experience over again, " said the host; "the sun will be setting in a couple of hours; you must take lanterns if you go, for you won't be back by daylight, and what can you do, if so be the man has fallen?
What to read after Da Capo And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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