Laddie
Laddie
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How soon did she catch his meaning ? He hardly knew, for he could not bear to look into her face, and see the smile fade from her lips and the brightness from her eyes. He only felt her hand suddenly clasp his more tightly, as if he had tried to draw it away from her ; and she grew silent, while he talked on quickly and nervously, telling her they would go to- gether to-morrow and find a little snug cottage not far from London, with everything pretty and comfortable that heart 6ould wish for, a...nd a little maid to do the work, so that she need never lay her hand to anything ; and how he would come to see her often, very often, per- haps once a week. Still never a word for or against, of pleasure or of pain, till he said, — " You would like it, mother, wouldn't you ? '' And then she answered slowly and faintly, — " I'm aweary. Laddie, too tired like for new plans ; and maybe, dearie, too old. " " You must go to bed, " he said, with a burst of over- whelming compunction. " I ought not to have let you stop up like this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How soon did she catch his meaning ? He hardly knew, for he could not bear to look into her face, and see the smile fade from her lips and the brightness from her eyes. He only felt her hand suddenly clasp his more tightly, as if he had tried to draw it away from her ; and she grew silent, while he talked on quickly and nervously, telling her they would go to- gether to-morrow and find a little snug cottage not far from London, with everything pretty and comfortable that heart 6ould wish for, a...nd a little maid to do the work, so that she need never lay her hand to anything ; and how he would come to see her often, very often, per- haps once a week. Still never a word for or against, of pleasure or of pain, till he said, — " You would like it, mother, wouldn't you ? '' And then she answered slowly and faintly, — " I'm aweary. Laddie, too tired like for new plans ; and maybe, dearie, too old. " " You must go to bed, " he said, with a burst of over- whelming compunction. " I ought not to have let you stop up like this.
What to read after Laddie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitaker Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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