Esther : a book for Girls
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I had ceased to follow thewords; the flicker of the firelight played fitfully before my eyes. The quiet room, the shaded lamplight, the measured cadence of thereader's voice, now rising, now falling, lulled me most pleasantly. Imust have fallen asleep at last, for Flossy woke me by pushing hisblack nose into my hand; for when I sat up and rubbed my eyes Mr. Lucas was gone, and only Miss Ruth was laughing softly as she watchedme.
"Giles went away half an hour ago, " she said amused at my perplex...edface. "He was so pleased when he looked up and found you were asleep. I believe your pale face frightened him, but I shall tell him youlook much better now. " "My head feels less bewildered, " was my answer.
"You are beginning to recover yourself, " she returned, decidedly;"now you must be a good child and go to bed;" and I rose at once.
As I opened the drawing-room door, Mr. Lucas came out from his study.
"Were you going to give me the slip?" he said, pleasantly. "I wantedto bid you good-by, as I shall be off in the morning before you areawake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had ceased to follow thewords; the flicker of the firelight played fitfully before my eyes. The quiet room, the shaded lamplight, the measured cadence of thereader's voice, now rising, now falling, lulled me most pleasantly. Imust have fallen asleep at last, for Flossy woke me by pushing hisblack nose into my hand; for when I sat up and rubbed my eyes Mr. Lucas was gone, and only Miss Ruth was laughing softly as she watchedme.
"Giles went away half an hour ago, " she said amused at my perplex...edface. "He was so pleased when he looked up and found you were asleep. I believe your pale face frightened him, but I shall tell him youlook much better now. " "My head feels less bewildered, " was my answer.
"You are beginning to recover yourself, " she returned, decidedly;"now you must be a good child and go to bed;" and I rose at once.
As I opened the drawing-room door, Mr. Lucas came out from his study.
"Were you going to give me the slip?" he said, pleasantly. "I wantedto bid you good-by, as I shall be off in the morning before you areawake.
What to read after Esther : a book for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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