Fernley House
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It was wonderful there, withthe trees, and the smell of the roses and box, and--and the whole thing, you know. Down at the foot of the garden, over in the meadow below, someone was singing; some one with a remarkable voice; rather deep-toned, not loud, and yet full, with an extraordinary degree of melody; or, soit seemed at a distance. I wondered who it was, that was all. You haveno idea, I suppose?" "No! I wonder too, very much. No one from this house, I am sure ofthat. Now that I think of it,... though, Polly sings--Polly, the underhousemaid; she has a pretty little bird-like voice, but nothing such asyou describe. I'll make inquiries, though--" "Oh, pray don't!" said Hugh, hastily, "I'd rather not! I--I mean, ofcourse, it is not of the smallest consequence, Margaret. It is pleasantto hear singing at night, but perhaps all the pleasanter when the singeris unseen and unknown. Now let us go on with our Thoreau. " * * * * * "Margaret! Margaret! Margaret!" It was all Peggy could say at first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was wonderful there, withthe trees, and the smell of the roses and box, and--and the whole thing, you know. Down at the foot of the garden, over in the meadow below, someone was singing; some one with a remarkable voice; rather deep-toned, not loud, and yet full, with an extraordinary degree of melody; or, soit seemed at a distance. I wondered who it was, that was all. You haveno idea, I suppose?" "No! I wonder too, very much. No one from this house, I am sure ofthat. Now that I think of it,... though, Polly sings--Polly, the underhousemaid; she has a pretty little bird-like voice, but nothing such asyou describe. I'll make inquiries, though--" "Oh, pray don't!" said Hugh, hastily, "I'd rather not! I--I mean, ofcourse, it is not of the smallest consequence, Margaret. It is pleasantto hear singing at night, but perhaps all the pleasanter when the singeris unseen and unknown. Now let us go on with our Thoreau. " * * * * * "Margaret! Margaret! Margaret!" It was all Peggy could say at first.
What to read after Fernley House?
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