In the Schillingscourt
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Through their innumerable cracks the hay and straw tufts pressed themselves. The old stone wall lay crum- bling in ruins wherever the heavy, creeping ivy had not mercifully hidden its decay. The barnyard racket came over upon the summer wind, bearing also its com- plement of smells, and there was a decided curling of a IN THE SCHILLINGSCOURT. 165 pair of lovely lips as Donna Mercedes perceived it. Little Jose was playing with a white rabbit that had been given him by the coachman. Intensely del...ighted with his present, he followed it about under the Palm Avenue, but suddenly it made a dash for the tall grass, and disappeared before the little fellow could reach it, impeded as his short legs were by the entangling green element.
Pirate had been, so far, a silent and wondrously ami- able witness of his white rival's antics, from his position of repose on the steps of the hothouse, but the moment Jose began to run after the rabbit he bounded into the grass on the chase also. The rabbit leaped for dear life and made for cover in the open door of the hot- house, its pursuers following like mad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through their innumerable cracks the hay and straw tufts pressed themselves. The old stone wall lay crum- bling in ruins wherever the heavy, creeping ivy had not mercifully hidden its decay. The barnyard racket came over upon the summer wind, bearing also its com- plement of smells, and there was a decided curling of a IN THE SCHILLINGSCOURT. 165 pair of lovely lips as Donna Mercedes perceived it. Little Jose was playing with a white rabbit that had been given him by the coachman. Intensely del...ighted with his present, he followed it about under the Palm Avenue, but suddenly it made a dash for the tall grass, and disappeared before the little fellow could reach it, impeded as his short legs were by the entangling green element.
Pirate had been, so far, a silent and wondrously ami- able witness of his white rival's antics, from his position of repose on the steps of the hothouse, but the moment Jose began to run after the rabbit he bounded into the grass on the chase also. The rabbit leaped for dear life and made for cover in the open door of the hot- house, its pursuers following like mad.
What to read after In the Schillingscourt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Eugenie Marlitt to read onlineMoreLess
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