Merles Crusade
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Most likely they would have placed a covered cart or wagon at our disposal, and we should all have en- 158 ME1UJ':' HE. Joyed the fun. Gay was so simple and unconventional that she saw no harm at all in going to the Red Farm; but I knew what Aunt Agatha would say, and I took all my notions of propriety from her. But the Fates were against us, for just as we reached the stile there was Squire Hawtry himself, mounted as usual on brown Peter, trotting quietly home. He checked Peter at once, and sp...oke in rather a concerned voice. " Miss Cheriton, this is very imprudent. There will be a storm directly. Those children will never get home. " He spoke to her, but J fancied he meant that reproach- ful look for me. No doubt I was the one to blame. 44 It was very wrong, " I stammered; " but we were talking and did not notice. I want Miss Cheriton to hurry to Wheeler's Farm. " "Oh, nonsense!" he said, abruptly; but it was such a pleasant abruptness; " the Red Farm is a mile nearer. Give the little girl to me, Miss Fenton, and th^n you call walk on quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most likely they would have placed a covered cart or wagon at our disposal, and we should all have en- 158 ME1UJ':' HE. Joyed the fun. Gay was so simple and unconventional that she saw no harm at all in going to the Red Farm; but I knew what Aunt Agatha would say, and I took all my notions of propriety from her. But the Fates were against us, for just as we reached the stile there was Squire Hawtry himself, mounted as usual on brown Peter, trotting quietly home. He checked Peter at once, and sp...oke in rather a concerned voice. " Miss Cheriton, this is very imprudent. There will be a storm directly. Those children will never get home. " He spoke to her, but J fancied he meant that reproach- ful look for me. No doubt I was the one to blame. 44 It was very wrong, " I stammered; " but we were talking and did not notice. I want Miss Cheriton to hurry to Wheeler's Farm. " "Oh, nonsense!" he said, abruptly; but it was such a pleasant abruptness; " the Red Farm is a mile nearer. Give the little girl to me, Miss Fenton, and th^n you call walk on quickly.
What to read after Merles Crusade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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