Holidays At Roselands
Holidays At Roselands
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Dinsmore, trying to speak cheerfully; "but we willleave this disagreeable subject, and talk of something else. " In a few moments Mr. Travilla rose to take leave, declining Mr. Dinsmore's urgent invitation to remain to dinner, but promising tocome again before long and stay a day or two. His kind heart was reallypained to learn that there was again a misunderstanding between hislittle friend--as he had been in the habit of calling Elsie--and herfather; and as he rode home silently pondering the... matter, he determinedthat he would very soon fulfil his promise of paying a longer visit, forhe could not refrain from indulging a faint hope that he might be able toaccomplish something as mediator between them.
A few days after this, Elsie was passing down the hall. The doors andwindows were all open, for it was a warm spring day, and as she passedthe drawing-room door, she paused a moment and looked in. Her father satreading near one of the windows, and her eyes were riveted upon his face. He was still pale from his recent illness; and his face had a troubled, care-worn look, very different from its usual expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dinsmore, trying to speak cheerfully; "but we willleave this disagreeable subject, and talk of something else. " In a few moments Mr. Travilla rose to take leave, declining Mr. Dinsmore's urgent invitation to remain to dinner, but promising tocome again before long and stay a day or two. His kind heart was reallypained to learn that there was again a misunderstanding between hislittle friend--as he had been in the habit of calling Elsie--and herfather; and as he rode home silently pondering the... matter, he determinedthat he would very soon fulfil his promise of paying a longer visit, forhe could not refrain from indulging a faint hope that he might be able toaccomplish something as mediator between them.
A few days after this, Elsie was passing down the hall. The doors andwindows were all open, for it was a warm spring day, and as she passedthe drawing-room door, she paused a moment and looked in. Her father satreading near one of the windows, and her eyes were riveted upon his face. He was still pale from his recent illness; and his face had a troubled, care-worn look, very different from its usual expression.
What to read after Holidays At Roselands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finley Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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