Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
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But this evening her familiar spirit whispered to her thatshe need not fear, and her heart was filled with joy and certainty. Johndismounted and tethered his horse at a short distance from the gate. Heapproached Dorothy, but halted when he beheld a man instead of the girlwhom he longed to meet. His hesitancy surprised Dorothy, who, in hereagerness, had forgotten her male attire. She soon saw, however, that hedid not recognize her, and she determined, in a spirit of mischief, tomaintain her inco...gnito till he should penetrate her disguise.
She turned her back on John and sauntered leisurely about, whistlingsoftly. She pretended to be unconscious of his presence, and John, whofelt that the field was his by the divine right of love, walked to thegate and looked through the bars toward Bowling Green. He stood at thegate for a short time with indifference in his manner and irritation inhis heart. He, too, tried to hum a tune, but failed. Then he tried towhistle, but his musical efforts were abortive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this evening her familiar spirit whispered to her thatshe need not fear, and her heart was filled with joy and certainty. Johndismounted and tethered his horse at a short distance from the gate. Heapproached Dorothy, but halted when he beheld a man instead of the girlwhom he longed to meet. His hesitancy surprised Dorothy, who, in hereagerness, had forgotten her male attire. She soon saw, however, that hedid not recognize her, and she determined, in a spirit of mischief, tomaintain her inco...gnito till he should penetrate her disguise.
She turned her back on John and sauntered leisurely about, whistlingsoftly. She pretended to be unconscious of his presence, and John, whofelt that the field was his by the divine right of love, walked to thegate and looked through the bars toward Bowling Green. He stood at thegate for a short time with indifference in his manner and irritation inhis heart. He, too, tried to hum a tune, but failed. Then he tried towhistle, but his musical efforts were abortive.
What to read after Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Major Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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