For Lilias
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From her window she could see plainly a narrow steep path with a bench placed under the trees. She longed to find her way to it — it looked so shady and inviting. She would dress herself as quickly as possible and go out. She would have at least an hour to herself before the nine o'clock breakfast. ' I wish I could paint those spring tints, ' she thought regretfully, as her eyes Avandered over the hillside with its wealth of foliage, and listened to the faiut soughing as the wind rippled the lu...yriad of leaves. ' If Nellie were here, she would sketch from morning till night. But I am no artist, as Anne says. Lilias paints — she told me so — and she used to make such pretty sketches at Whitecliffe. I wish I had not been so idle while I was voun" Anne was not half strict enough with me. ' Emma's eyes grew round with surprise when she entered with the little tea-tray and can of hot water, and found Miss Deane sitting by the window, fully dressed. ' You must be rested, to be sure, miss, ' she observed, with an admiring glance at Marjory's morning-dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From her window she could see plainly a narrow steep path with a bench placed under the trees. She longed to find her way to it — it looked so shady and inviting. She would dress herself as quickly as possible and go out. She would have at least an hour to herself before the nine o'clock breakfast. ' I wish I could paint those spring tints, ' she thought regretfully, as her eyes Avandered over the hillside with its wealth of foliage, and listened to the faiut soughing as the wind rippled the lu...yriad of leaves. ' If Nellie were here, she would sketch from morning till night. But I am no artist, as Anne says. Lilias paints — she told me so — and she used to make such pretty sketches at Whitecliffe. I wish I had not been so idle while I was voun" Anne was not half strict enough with me. ' Emma's eyes grew round with surprise when she entered with the little tea-tray and can of hot water, and found Miss Deane sitting by the window, fully dressed. ' You must be rested, to be sure, miss, ' she observed, with an admiring glance at Marjory's morning-dress.
What to read after For Lilias?
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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