It Happened in Japan
It Happened in Japan
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Pearl laughed nervously at the expression on her cousin's face.
" Oh, you need have no fear for the state of my brain, " she replied. " I have finished now. I prayed for the last time yesterday evening. " "Pearl, " replied Mrs. Rawlinson gravely, as she rose and began fastening her cloak. " I don't understand you in this flippant mood. I have never known you to joke about sacred sub- jects before, and I can't imagine what possesses you now. Your looks, too, have changed. You seem to have grown ...quite thin in a week. Your eyes are shining, and your cheeks have two red spots on them. What is the meaning of all this ? " Pearl looked impatiently at the clock, an action which as she intended, was not lost on her cousin.
" You are going out ? " she said ; " well, good- bye. We shall meet at the Prime Minister's ball to-night, I suppose, and then dearest, you will have plenty of time as you do not dance, to tell me what is troubling you. " " Pearl gave a sigh of relief as the door closed behind Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pearl laughed nervously at the expression on her cousin's face.
" Oh, you need have no fear for the state of my brain, " she replied. " I have finished now. I prayed for the last time yesterday evening. " "Pearl, " replied Mrs. Rawlinson gravely, as she rose and began fastening her cloak. " I don't understand you in this flippant mood. I have never known you to joke about sacred sub- jects before, and I can't imagine what possesses you now. Your looks, too, have changed. You seem to have grown ...quite thin in a week. Your eyes are shining, and your cheeks have two red spots on them. What is the meaning of all this ? " Pearl looked impatiently at the clock, an action which as she intended, was not lost on her cousin.
" You are going out ? " she said ; " well, good- bye. We shall meet at the Prime Minister's ball to-night, I suppose, and then dearest, you will have plenty of time as you do not dance, to tell me what is troubling you. " " Pearl gave a sigh of relief as the door closed behind Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert D Anethan to read onlineMoreLess
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