Isabel Stirling
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"We must get out of this. " He hurried her along breathlessly, hardly knowing whither, but intent on getting away from the trees. "There may be a house where we can get shelter, " he said.
The rain was now beginning to fall in big, separate, splashing drops. The lightning, flashing in lurid sheets, gave them glimpses of figures with outstretched hands and of faces with exclamatory mouths; and in the in- stant's flash all of these excited figures seemed to be standing stock-still in attitudes of... mad haste. When Fordyce recalled the scene afterwards he thought of pic- tures of the Last Judgment. In the midst of it all, Isabel had a vanishing view of Aunt Mary's face, sweet with a sort of motherly concern.
There was, at first, a confused noise of shouts and exclamations, and then the rain came down in rushing torrents and no other sound could be heard but that and the crashing thunder. Fordyce hurried Isabel toward the road and, when she stumbled over a stone, he put his arm around her and rushed on with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We must get out of this. " He hurried her along breathlessly, hardly knowing whither, but intent on getting away from the trees. "There may be a house where we can get shelter, " he said.
The rain was now beginning to fall in big, separate, splashing drops. The lightning, flashing in lurid sheets, gave them glimpses of figures with outstretched hands and of faces with exclamatory mouths; and in the in- stant's flash all of these excited figures seemed to be standing stock-still in attitudes of... mad haste. When Fordyce recalled the scene afterwards he thought of pic- tures of the Last Judgment. In the midst of it all, Isabel had a vanishing view of Aunt Mary's face, sweet with a sort of motherly concern.
There was, at first, a confused noise of shouts and exclamations, and then the rain came down in rushing torrents and no other sound could be heard but that and the crashing thunder. Fordyce hurried Isabel toward the road and, when she stumbled over a stone, he put his arm around her and rushed on with her.
What to read after Isabel Stirling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer to read onlineMoreLess
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