Laneton Parsonage a Tale for Children
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It is fixed for Tuesday week ; and, my dear Ruth, here are a few lines at the end for you from Miss Trevelyan. ' Ruth put out her hand eagerly ; but she liad no fear that her mamma had read what Florence might have written.
LANE TON PARS ON A GE. 429 'May I sec?' said Madeline, coming to look over her.
Ruth drew back pettishly. ' Let me read it myself, Maddy. ' She glanced her eye in an instant over tlie few lines, written on coloured paper, prettily embossed, ' There is nothing in it, ' she ex...claimed, tossing the note across the table to her sister.
Madeline read it more attentively. 'It is a very pressing invitation, ' she replied, when she had finished.
' Y^-s, very. ' Ruth said no more, and a few minutes after left her writing and went to walk in the garden by lierself.
And this was all the answer to her letter ! An invitation which placed her in a greater difficulty than ever. ' You iiiust coinc^ Florence wrote, with two or three dashes. Very meaning dashes they were to Ruth's eye, implying much more than a mere wish to see her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is fixed for Tuesday week ; and, my dear Ruth, here are a few lines at the end for you from Miss Trevelyan. ' Ruth put out her hand eagerly ; but she liad no fear that her mamma had read what Florence might have written.
LANE TON PARS ON A GE. 429 'May I sec?' said Madeline, coming to look over her.
Ruth drew back pettishly. ' Let me read it myself, Maddy. ' She glanced her eye in an instant over tlie few lines, written on coloured paper, prettily embossed, ' There is nothing in it, ' she ex...claimed, tossing the note across the table to her sister.
Madeline read it more attentively. 'It is a very pressing invitation, ' she replied, when she had finished.
' Y^-s, very. ' Ruth said no more, and a few minutes after left her writing and went to walk in the garden by lierself.
And this was all the answer to her letter ! An invitation which placed her in a greater difficulty than ever. ' You iiiust coinc^ Florence wrote, with two or three dashes. Very meaning dashes they were to Ruth's eye, implying much more than a mere wish to see her.
What to read after Laneton Parsonage a Tale for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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