Doctor Luke of the Labrador
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And I was waiting for the lights of the returning punts.
" Davy ! " my mother called. " You are still there?" " Ay, mother," I answered. " I'm still sittin' by the window, lookin' out." " I am glad, dear," she sighed, " that you are here — with me — to-night." She craved love, my love ; and my heart responded, as the knowing hearts of children will.
" Ah, mother," I said, " 'tis lovely t' be sittin' here — all alone with you ! " " Don't, Davy ! " she cried, catching her breath.
" I'm not able t...o bear the joy of it. My heart " " 'Tis so," I persisted, " 'cause I loves you so ! " " But, oh, I'm glad, Davy ! " she whispered. " I'm glad you love your mother. And I'm glad," she added, softly, " that you've told me so — to-night." By and by I grew drowsy. My eyes would not THE FLIGHT \oy stay open. And I fell asleep with my head on the window-sill. I do not know how long I slept.
" Davy ! " my mother called.
" Ay ? " I answered, waking. " Sure, I beea asleep ! " " But you're not wanting to go to bed ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I was waiting for the lights of the returning punts.
" Davy ! " my mother called. " You are still there?" " Ay, mother," I answered. " I'm still sittin' by the window, lookin' out." " I am glad, dear," she sighed, " that you are here — with me — to-night." She craved love, my love ; and my heart responded, as the knowing hearts of children will.
" Ah, mother," I said, " 'tis lovely t' be sittin' here — all alone with you ! " " Don't, Davy ! " she cried, catching her breath.
" I'm not able t...o bear the joy of it. My heart " " 'Tis so," I persisted, " 'cause I loves you so ! " " But, oh, I'm glad, Davy ! " she whispered. " I'm glad you love your mother. And I'm glad," she added, softly, " that you've told me so — to-night." By and by I grew drowsy. My eyes would not THE FLIGHT \oy stay open. And I fell asleep with my head on the window-sill. I do not know how long I slept.
" Davy ! " my mother called.
" Ay ? " I answered, waking. " Sure, I beea asleep ! " " But you're not wanting to go to bed ?
What to read after Doctor Luke of the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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