Guy Waterman : a Novel 1
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Phoebe drew the blinds down over the little dia- mond-paned windows to shut out the vivid summer sunshine which was bathing with unseemly brilliancy the death-bed of Susan Beck, revealing the many Susanna's legacy. 203 lines that petty anxieties, selfi.sh cunning, and secre- tive habits, bad left upon her face ; wiiile penetrat- ing cruelly those glassy grey eyes, now powerless to meet and throw it off with their cold gleam, as of old they were wont to meet and throw off the sun- shine. So Phoe...be, with some difficulty, closed the eyes, and drew down the blinds.
One, however, of those sunbeams which had been prying about Susan Beck as if to find and gloat over in the deserted tenement every token of the sinful inmate which had just departed — one of these sunbeams remained and, as it lay across the room, took in the head of Susanna. She sat on a high three-legged stool beside the bed, stuffing the cor- ner of her scarlet-braided apron first in one eye and then another. Phoebe watched her, and won- dered within herself that she had never before noticed, as she did now, the girl's exceeding beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phoebe drew the blinds down over the little dia- mond-paned windows to shut out the vivid summer sunshine which was bathing with unseemly brilliancy the death-bed of Susan Beck, revealing the many Susanna's legacy. 203 lines that petty anxieties, selfi.sh cunning, and secre- tive habits, bad left upon her face ; wiiile penetrat- ing cruelly those glassy grey eyes, now powerless to meet and throw it off with their cold gleam, as of old they were wont to meet and throw off the sun- shine. So Phoe...be, with some difficulty, closed the eyes, and drew down the blinds.
One, however, of those sunbeams which had been prying about Susan Beck as if to find and gloat over in the deserted tenement every token of the sinful inmate which had just departed — one of these sunbeams remained and, as it lay across the room, took in the head of Susanna. She sat on a high three-legged stool beside the bed, stuffing the cor- ner of her scarlet-braided apron first in one eye and then another. Phoebe watched her, and won- dered within herself that she had never before noticed, as she did now, the girl's exceeding beauty.
What to read after Guy Waterman : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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