Land O the Dawning
Land O the Dawning
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I think we might go there now, as I don't see Mary about. " He meant to show Carey the especial pride of his heart, long rows of cabbages and vegetables of all kinds. "It's because you know you are not looking for Mary at all, father ! " retorted a clear, high voice. " Did you expect that I'd be holding a reception among the cabbages ? " Carey turned to see Mary Perkins for the first time. She stood on the steps leading up to the veranda, a young girl with a sweet, laughing face, but with no pa...rticular beauty of feature. She came down the steps towards them, the sun spinning golden lights and shadows in her soft brown hair. The vivacious colour fluttered in her cheeks. Her eyes, very blue, full of laughter, bestowed on Carey a quizzical, genial glance of welcome. She held out a firm small hand, with freckles here and there adorn- ing its whiteness. " We shall have to introduce ourselves, " she said. "I shall have to take that father of mine seriously in hand. Do you know I expected you to tea an hour ago?" Perkins grinned cheerfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think we might go there now, as I don't see Mary about. " He meant to show Carey the especial pride of his heart, long rows of cabbages and vegetables of all kinds. "It's because you know you are not looking for Mary at all, father ! " retorted a clear, high voice. " Did you expect that I'd be holding a reception among the cabbages ? " Carey turned to see Mary Perkins for the first time. She stood on the steps leading up to the veranda, a young girl with a sweet, laughing face, but with no pa...rticular beauty of feature. She came down the steps towards them, the sun spinning golden lights and shadows in her soft brown hair. The vivacious colour fluttered in her cheeks. Her eyes, very blue, full of laughter, bestowed on Carey a quizzical, genial glance of welcome. She held out a firm small hand, with freckles here and there adorn- ing its whiteness. " We shall have to introduce ourselves, " she said. "I shall have to take that father of mine seriously in hand. Do you know I expected you to tea an hour ago?" Perkins grinned cheerfully.
What to read after Land O the Dawning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P E S Patricia Ethel Stonehouse Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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