Linda Tressel
Linda Tressel
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Linda, hesitating to advanceinto so grand a mansion alone, and yet knowing that she should doas she was bidden, entered the wicket and ascended carefully to thefirst gallery. Here was another bell ready to her hand, the handle ofwhich consisted of a little child in iron-work. This also she pulled, and waited till some one should come. Presently there was a scufflingheard of quick feet in the gallery, and three children ran up to her. In the middle was the elder, a girl dressed in dark silk, and... at hersides were two boys habited in black velvet. They all had long fairhair, and large blue eyes, and soft peach-like cheeks, --such as thosewho love children always long to kiss. Linda thought that she hadnever seen children so gracious and so fair. She asked again whetherHerr Molk was at home, and at liberty to see a stranger. "Quite astranger, " said poor Linda, with what emphasis she could put upon herwords. The little girl said that her grandfather was at home, andwould see any visitor, --as a matter of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linda, hesitating to advanceinto so grand a mansion alone, and yet knowing that she should doas she was bidden, entered the wicket and ascended carefully to thefirst gallery. Here was another bell ready to her hand, the handle ofwhich consisted of a little child in iron-work. This also she pulled, and waited till some one should come. Presently there was a scufflingheard of quick feet in the gallery, and three children ran up to her. In the middle was the elder, a girl dressed in dark silk, and... at hersides were two boys habited in black velvet. They all had long fairhair, and large blue eyes, and soft peach-like cheeks, --such as thosewho love children always long to kiss. Linda thought that she hadnever seen children so gracious and so fair. She asked again whetherHerr Molk was at home, and at liberty to see a stranger. "Quite astranger, " said poor Linda, with what emphasis she could put upon herwords. The little girl said that her grandfather was at home, andwould see any visitor, --as a matter of course.
What to read after Linda Tressel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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