Mirage
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And then came the rumour that they had gone to Europe. And then, quite suddenly, the news that Mr. Lawrence was dead.
And almost before the excitement caused by this report had died away, one fine October morning a carriage stopped before the Lawrences' door. The unused gate creaked heavily as it turned upon its hinges ; the lawn was strewn with withered leaves from the old elms overhead. As Miss Richardson hurried to her parlour-window, she could see a black-clad figure pass through the brilli...ant sunshine among the dying leaves. The children were delighted with this rustling carpet ; they crowded about her; they pulled at her dress ; " but she didn't seem to take no notice nor nothing, " Miss Richardson commented. And Graveport knew the widow had come home.
Little Denis was a pretty boy of eight or nine, his sisters " the children, " as the boy called them contemptuously were still in the nursery, under old black Jenny's rule, at the time of this event ; and it was perhaps but natural that, as the years went on, and they grew older, a thousand new ties and associations should spring up between them and the people of the village ties and associations their mother could never understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then came the rumour that they had gone to Europe. And then, quite suddenly, the news that Mr. Lawrence was dead.
And almost before the excitement caused by this report had died away, one fine October morning a carriage stopped before the Lawrences' door. The unused gate creaked heavily as it turned upon its hinges ; the lawn was strewn with withered leaves from the old elms overhead. As Miss Richardson hurried to her parlour-window, she could see a black-clad figure pass through the brilli...ant sunshine among the dying leaves. The children were delighted with this rustling carpet ; they crowded about her; they pulled at her dress ; " but she didn't seem to take no notice nor nothing, " Miss Richardson commented. And Graveport knew the widow had come home.
Little Denis was a pretty boy of eight or nine, his sisters " the children, " as the boy called them contemptuously were still in the nursery, under old black Jenny's rule, at the time of this event ; and it was perhaps but natural that, as the years went on, and they grew older, a thousand new ties and associations should spring up between them and the people of the village ties and associations their mother could never understand.
What to read after Mirage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming, George, 1833-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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