Hunter's Marjory
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There was the loch, too, and its pleasures of boating and bathing. Every day she went with hermother and Marjory to bathe in the cool, clear water, and Marjory wasteaching her to swim. Then, in the evenings, sometimes the doctor wouldtake them for a sail, and she would sit wondering at the clever way inwhich Marjory carried out his orders, pulling this rope, slackening theother. It all seemed most bewildering to Blanche, and she admired hercapable friend the more. These holidays were full of de...light. Lessonhours would come again all too soon for Blanche.
September set in wet. Leaden skies and steady rain enveloped Heathermuirin a mantle of gray. Marjory, accustomed to all weathers, went out andabout as usual. The first wet morning when she signalled to Blanche, thereply was, "Can't come; you come here. " So she went down to Braeside andtried to persuade Mrs. Forester to allow Blanche to come out, for theyhad looked forward to hearing Peter's story on the first wet day. ButMrs. Forester was just as firm as the doctor had been during thevisiting time; she would not allow Blanche to go out in such rain incase she should catch cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was the loch, too, and its pleasures of boating and bathing. Every day she went with hermother and Marjory to bathe in the cool, clear water, and Marjory wasteaching her to swim. Then, in the evenings, sometimes the doctor wouldtake them for a sail, and she would sit wondering at the clever way inwhich Marjory carried out his orders, pulling this rope, slackening theother. It all seemed most bewildering to Blanche, and she admired hercapable friend the more. These holidays were full of de...light. Lessonhours would come again all too soon for Blanche.
September set in wet. Leaden skies and steady rain enveloped Heathermuirin a mantle of gray. Marjory, accustomed to all weathers, went out andabout as usual. The first wet morning when she signalled to Blanche, thereply was, "Can't come; you come here. " So she went down to Braeside andtried to persuade Mrs. Forester to allow Blanche to come out, for theyhad looked forward to hearing Peter's story on the first wet day. ButMrs. Forester was just as firm as the doctor had been during thevisiting time; she would not allow Blanche to go out in such rain incase she should catch cold.
What to read after Hunter's Marjory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke Margaret Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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