Lascare : a Tale 2
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It then occurred to Lucy how often, in the happy days of childhood, they had pla}'ed at making tea, when limpet-shells served for cups and a skerry- shell for a tea-pot. Since then, the old people had passed away, and they themselves had LASCARE. 149 •entered on the real duties of life. Other affec- tions had grown up — different desires and dif- ferent tastes — and the delights of former years pleased them no more.
But they were succeeded by other happy faces, who revelled in their imaginary o...ccu- pations on the beach.
Edith felt relieved in the companionship of her old fiiend, and hoped that through Mr.
Weston she should have frequent correspond- ence with her husband.
Soon after the tea was laid aside, a tall, elderly man presented himself, who was intro- duced to Miss Weston as John Spillar.
He was remarkably erect for his age, of good form, and muscular limbs. His head was bald, .and the scanty locks that still lingered by the side were approaching to white. His forehead was not broad, but high, and his eyes were small and piercing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It then occurred to Lucy how often, in the happy days of childhood, they had pla}'ed at making tea, when limpet-shells served for cups and a skerry- shell for a tea-pot. Since then, the old people had passed away, and they themselves had LASCARE. 149 •entered on the real duties of life. Other affec- tions had grown up — different desires and dif- ferent tastes — and the delights of former years pleased them no more.
But they were succeeded by other happy faces, who revelled in their imaginary o...ccu- pations on the beach.
Edith felt relieved in the companionship of her old fiiend, and hoped that through Mr.
Weston she should have frequent correspond- ence with her husband.
Soon after the tea was laid aside, a tall, elderly man presented himself, who was intro- duced to Miss Weston as John Spillar.
He was remarkably erect for his age, of good form, and muscular limbs. His head was bald, .and the scanty locks that still lingered by the side were approaching to white. His forehead was not broad, but high, and his eyes were small and piercing.
What to read after Lascare : a Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tregenna, Charles, 1810-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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