In the Wilderness 8 3
In the Wilderness 8 3
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"Now, Robin!" Rosamund took hold of Robin, whose short arms were still solemnlyoutstretched. She was about to lift him into the cart, but, overcome byan irresistible impulse, she paused, put one arm under the little legsin the gaiters, drew him to her and pressed her lips on the freckledbridge of his tiny nose.
"You darling!" she whispered, so that only he could hear. "I love you inyour gaiters better than I ever loved you before. " Then she handed himup to his father as if he were a dear littl...e parcel.
"That's it, " said Dion. "Put your arm round here, boy. Hold on tight!Let him go!" The hard-lipped man stood to one side and the horse--well, moved. Robingazed down at his mother with the faint hint of an almost shy smile, Dion saluted her with his whip, and the glorious day was fairly begun. Traveling with a sort of rakish deliberation the dogcart skirted thevelvet lawn of the Green Court and disappeared from sight beneath theancient archway.
Rosamund sighed as she turned to walk back to Little Cloisters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now, Robin!" Rosamund took hold of Robin, whose short arms were still solemnlyoutstretched. She was about to lift him into the cart, but, overcome byan irresistible impulse, she paused, put one arm under the little legsin the gaiters, drew him to her and pressed her lips on the freckledbridge of his tiny nose.
"You darling!" she whispered, so that only he could hear. "I love you inyour gaiters better than I ever loved you before. " Then she handed himup to his father as if he were a dear littl...e parcel.
"That's it, " said Dion. "Put your arm round here, boy. Hold on tight!Let him go!" The hard-lipped man stood to one side and the horse--well, moved. Robingazed down at his mother with the faint hint of an almost shy smile, Dion saluted her with his whip, and the glorious day was fairly begun. Traveling with a sort of rakish deliberation the dogcart skirted thevelvet lawn of the Green Court and disappeared from sight beneath theancient archway.
Rosamund sighed as she turned to walk back to Little Cloisters.
What to read after In the Wilderness 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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