In War Times At La Rose Blanche
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A pile of fleecy rolls lay on the floor beside her, so delicate and sym- metrical that it was a wonder how the feeble old hands and the well-worn cards could have wrought them.
Directly in front of the fire stood a tall thin- A soldier's tryst. 209 legged spinning-wheel. From this came a loud monotonous whiz-z-bur-r-r, and a regular dick, click, as the spinning-stick struck the flying spokes.
Wesley Branscome was the spinner. He had thrown off his heavy over-coat and his cap. His yellow curls s...hone as he stepped forward — a trim, slight, boyish figure in a faded grey jacket and ragged trousers — forward and backward and for- ward again — deftly lengthening out the roll and running the thread upon the spindle ; then catch- ing a fresh roll from the pile on a chair beside him to add it in turn to the fast-growing white cone.
For a time there was no sound in the room but this whiz-z, hur-r-r, click, click and the measured one, two, forward, and one, two, three, backward step of the boy, and the soft scratch, scratch, of the old woman's cards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pile of fleecy rolls lay on the floor beside her, so delicate and sym- metrical that it was a wonder how the feeble old hands and the well-worn cards could have wrought them.
Directly in front of the fire stood a tall thin- A soldier's tryst. 209 legged spinning-wheel. From this came a loud monotonous whiz-z-bur-r-r, and a regular dick, click, as the spinning-stick struck the flying spokes.
Wesley Branscome was the spinner. He had thrown off his heavy over-coat and his cap. His yellow curls s...hone as he stepped forward — a trim, slight, boyish figure in a faded grey jacket and ragged trousers — forward and backward and for- ward again — deftly lengthening out the roll and running the thread upon the spindle ; then catch- ing a fresh roll from the pile on a chair beside him to add it in turn to the fast-growing white cone.
For a time there was no sound in the room but this whiz-z, hur-r-r, click, click and the measured one, two, forward, and one, two, three, backward step of the boy, and the soft scratch, scratch, of the old woman's cards.
What to read after In War Times At La Rose Blanche?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E M Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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