Julia And Her Romeo: a Chronicle of Castle Barfield
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She was his counsellor and confidantefrom his earliest years, and the little parlour, with its antiquatedfurniture and works of art-in wool, its haunting odour of pot-pourriemanating from the big china jar upon the mantelshelf, and its moistwarm atmosphere dimly filtered through the drooping green and gold ofthe laburnum tree, whose leaves tapped incessantly against the lozengedpanes of its barred windows, was almost as familiar in his memory inafter years as the sitting-room at home at the far...m.
Dick conferred upon its kindly and garrulous old tenant the brevet rankof 'Aunt' Jenny, and loved her, telling her, in open-hearted childishfashion, his thoughts, experiences, and secrets. Naturally, the story ofthe fight with the paynim oppressors of beauty came out in his talk soonafter its occurrence, and lost nothing in the telling. Mrs. Jenny wouldhave found a romance in circumstances much less easily usable to thatend than those of the scion of one house rescuing the daughter of arival and inimical line, and here was material enough for foolish fancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was his counsellor and confidantefrom his earliest years, and the little parlour, with its antiquatedfurniture and works of art-in wool, its haunting odour of pot-pourriemanating from the big china jar upon the mantelshelf, and its moistwarm atmosphere dimly filtered through the drooping green and gold ofthe laburnum tree, whose leaves tapped incessantly against the lozengedpanes of its barred windows, was almost as familiar in his memory inafter years as the sitting-room at home at the far...m.
Dick conferred upon its kindly and garrulous old tenant the brevet rankof 'Aunt' Jenny, and loved her, telling her, in open-hearted childishfashion, his thoughts, experiences, and secrets. Naturally, the story ofthe fight with the paynim oppressors of beauty came out in his talk soonafter its occurrence, and lost nothing in the telling. Mrs. Jenny wouldhave found a romance in circumstances much less easily usable to thatend than those of the scion of one house rescuing the daughter of arival and inimical line, and here was material enough for foolish fancy.
What to read after Julia And Her Romeo: a Chronicle of Castle Barfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray David Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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