Harvest
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" For voices were approaching Janet talking to the girls. Rachel looked up, assenting. The colour had rushed back to her face. Ellesborough took in the picture of her, sitting unconscious by the fire, while his own pulse was thumping under the excitement of what he had seen.
With a last word to her, he closed the sitting- room door behind him, and went out to meet Janet Leighton in the dark.
IX IT was a foggy October evening, and Berkeley Square, from which the daylight had not yet departed, ma...de a peculiarly dismal impression on the passers-by, under the mingled illumination of its half-blinded lamps, and of a sunset which in the country was clear and golden, and here in west Lon- don could only give a lurid coppery tinge to the fog, to the eastern house-fronts, and to the great plane-trees holding the Square garden, like giants encamped. Landsowne House, in its lordly seclu- sion frcm the rest of the Square, seemed specially to have gathered the fog to itself, and was almost lost from sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For voices were approaching Janet talking to the girls. Rachel looked up, assenting. The colour had rushed back to her face. Ellesborough took in the picture of her, sitting unconscious by the fire, while his own pulse was thumping under the excitement of what he had seen.
With a last word to her, he closed the sitting- room door behind him, and went out to meet Janet Leighton in the dark.
IX IT was a foggy October evening, and Berkeley Square, from which the daylight had not yet departed, ma...de a peculiarly dismal impression on the passers-by, under the mingled illumination of its half-blinded lamps, and of a sunset which in the country was clear and golden, and here in west Lon- don could only give a lurid coppery tinge to the fog, to the eastern house-fronts, and to the great plane-trees holding the Square garden, like giants encamped. Landsowne House, in its lordly seclu- sion frcm the rest of the Square, seemed specially to have gathered the fog to itself, and was almost lost from sight.
What to read after Harvest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Humphry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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