Harvest
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TheCap'n will tell her so. " Rachel climbed the little slope to the front door. It seemed an Alp. Presently she stood on the threshold of the sitting-room, in her thickfur coat, looking at the group round the piano. Janet glanced round, laughing. "Come and join in!" And they all struck up "God Save theKing"--a comely group in the lamplight, Jenny and Betty lifting theirvoices lustily. But they seemed to Rachel to be playing some silly gamewhich she did not understand. She closed the door and we...nt upstairs toher own room. It was cold and dark. She lit a candle, and her own face, transformed, looked at her from the glass on the dressing-table. She gavea weary, half-reflective sigh. "Shall I be like that when I'm old?" She took off her things, and changed mechanically into an afternoondress, her mind, like a hunted thing, running hither and thither all thetime.
Presently she got up and locked the door. She must think--_think_--byherself.
It would be quite easy to defy Roger--quite easy to lie, and liesuccessfully, if only she was sure of herself, and her own will to carrythings through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TheCap'n will tell her so. " Rachel climbed the little slope to the front door. It seemed an Alp. Presently she stood on the threshold of the sitting-room, in her thickfur coat, looking at the group round the piano. Janet glanced round, laughing. "Come and join in!" And they all struck up "God Save theKing"--a comely group in the lamplight, Jenny and Betty lifting theirvoices lustily. But they seemed to Rachel to be playing some silly gamewhich she did not understand. She closed the door and we...nt upstairs toher own room. It was cold and dark. She lit a candle, and her own face, transformed, looked at her from the glass on the dressing-table. She gavea weary, half-reflective sigh. "Shall I be like that when I'm old?" She took off her things, and changed mechanically into an afternoondress, her mind, like a hunted thing, running hither and thither all thetime.
Presently she got up and locked the door. She must think--_think_--byherself.
It would be quite easy to defy Roger--quite easy to lie, and liesuccessfully, if only she was sure of herself, and her own will to carrythings through.
What to read after Harvest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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