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How they reached their places none of them ever knew;Mark said afterward, that the instinct of self preservation led him tothe only means of extrication that circumstances allowed. The moment theBishop opened his book, Prue took out her handkerchief and criedsteadily through the entire ceremony, for dear as were the proprieties, the "children" were dearer still.
At Sylvia's desire, Mark was married first, and as she stood listeningto the sonorous roll of the service falling from the Bishop's li...ps, shetried to feel devout and solemn, but failed to do so. She tried to keepher thoughts from wandering, but continually found herself wondering ifthat sob came from Prue, if her father felt it very much, and when itwould be done. She tried to keep her eyes fixed timidly upon the carpetas she had been told to do, but they would rise and glance about againsther will.
One of these derelictions from the path of duty, nearly produced acatastrophe. Little Tilly, the gardener's pretty child, had strayed infrom among the servants peeping at a long window in the rear, andestablished herself near the wedding group, looking like a small balletgirl in her full white frock and wreath pushed rakishly askew on hercurly pate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How they reached their places none of them ever knew;Mark said afterward, that the instinct of self preservation led him tothe only means of extrication that circumstances allowed. The moment theBishop opened his book, Prue took out her handkerchief and criedsteadily through the entire ceremony, for dear as were the proprieties, the "children" were dearer still.
At Sylvia's desire, Mark was married first, and as she stood listeningto the sonorous roll of the service falling from the Bishop's li...ps, shetried to feel devout and solemn, but failed to do so. She tried to keepher thoughts from wandering, but continually found herself wondering ifthat sob came from Prue, if her father felt it very much, and when itwould be done. She tried to keep her eyes fixed timidly upon the carpetas she had been told to do, but they would rise and glance about againsther will.
One of these derelictions from the path of duty, nearly produced acatastrophe. Little Tilly, the gardener's pretty child, had strayed infrom among the servants peeping at a long window in the rear, andestablished herself near the wedding group, looking like a small balletgirl in her full white frock and wreath pushed rakishly askew on hercurly pate.
What to read after Moods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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