In the Roar of the Sea
In the Roar of the Sea
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What do you know ? " " Nothing, but I am not likely to trust my future to a man of whom such tales are told. Auntie ! Would you, supposing that you were " " I will have none of your suppositions, I never did wear a rush apron, nor act as Jack Pudding." " I cannot — Captain Cruel of all men." " Is he so hateful to you ? " ** Hateful — no; but I cannot like him. He has been kind, but — somehow I can't think of him as — as— as a man of our class and thoughts and ways, as one worthy of my own, own ...papa. No — ^it is impossible, I am still a child." She took the end of the peacock's feather, the splendid eye lustrous with metallic beauty, and bowed the plume without breaking it, and, unconscious of what she was doing, stroked her lips with it. What a fragile fine quill that was on which hung so much beauty ? and how worthless the feather would be when that quill was broken. And so with her — her fine, elastic, strong spirit, that when bowed sprang to its uprightness the moment the pressure was withdrawn ; that on which all her charm, her beauty hung.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you know ? " " Nothing, but I am not likely to trust my future to a man of whom such tales are told. Auntie ! Would you, supposing that you were " " I will have none of your suppositions, I never did wear a rush apron, nor act as Jack Pudding." " I cannot — Captain Cruel of all men." " Is he so hateful to you ? " ** Hateful — no; but I cannot like him. He has been kind, but — somehow I can't think of him as — as— as a man of our class and thoughts and ways, as one worthy of my own, own ...papa. No — ^it is impossible, I am still a child." She took the end of the peacock's feather, the splendid eye lustrous with metallic beauty, and bowed the plume without breaking it, and, unconscious of what she was doing, stroked her lips with it. What a fragile fine quill that was on which hung so much beauty ? and how worthless the feather would be when that quill was broken. And so with her — her fine, elastic, strong spirit, that when bowed sprang to its uprightness the moment the pressure was withdrawn ; that on which all her charm, her beauty hung.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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