Hagar 1
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ed the village-green, bent her steps towards Mr. Lester's meadow.
. Crossing the stile she soon reached the moat under the garden-wall of Morristhorpe Grange.
It was full to the brink now, for that November had been a month of rain ; but the plank was there, affording to anyone who was tolerably steady-footed a safe passage across to the mouldering old stone gateway.
And Hagar Winter was steady-footed now.
She knew what she was going to do. Not once did she shrink nor tremble ; not one quiver o...f fear passed over her pale, still face as she stepped along the narrow plank, and then, in- stead of going through the gateway, felt her way slowly, cautiously, under the wall, among the slimy damp leaves which choked up the path to the mere.
The night was cloudy, but the full moon had risen an horn- before, and there was light HAGAR. 215 enough to reveal upon the grey murky sky the outline of Morristhorpe Grange. As Hagar lingered for a farewell look, how like it seemed to her own heart, so lonely and ruined and de- serted ; its chambers untenanted, its treasures sealed, no light of welcome looking forth from its barred windows any more ; even the little spark of life which had once feebly flickered there in the days when she used to care for Opal, quenched now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ed the village-green, bent her steps towards Mr. Lester's meadow.
. Crossing the stile she soon reached the moat under the garden-wall of Morristhorpe Grange.
It was full to the brink now, for that November had been a month of rain ; but the plank was there, affording to anyone who was tolerably steady-footed a safe passage across to the mouldering old stone gateway.
And Hagar Winter was steady-footed now.
She knew what she was going to do. Not once did she shrink nor tremble ; not one quiver o...f fear passed over her pale, still face as she stepped along the narrow plank, and then, in- stead of going through the gateway, felt her way slowly, cautiously, under the wall, among the slimy damp leaves which choked up the path to the mere.
The night was cloudy, but the full moon had risen an horn- before, and there was light HAGAR. 215 enough to reveal upon the grey murky sky the outline of Morristhorpe Grange. As Hagar lingered for a farewell look, how like it seemed to her own heart, so lonely and ruined and de- serted ; its chambers untenanted, its treasures sealed, no light of welcome looking forth from its barred windows any more ; even the little spark of life which had once feebly flickered there in the days when she used to care for Opal, quenched now.
What to read after Hagar 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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