Mr. Smith : a Part of His Life 2
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" "We'll find out all we can ; and it cannot possibly go on much longer." This consolation was meagre — it was insufficient.
Helen knew Colonel Aytoun better, and knew that it could go on a very great deal longer.
She was sick of it, of him, of staying in the house, and neither seeing nor hearing anything new, pleas- ant, and exciting.
She said this to herself, and said it from the bottom of her heart, as the truth of truths it was.
But the thought was hardly framed ere she called a halt. What ...was that ? Some one coming through the plantation. Not Colonel Aytoun ! Horrible, but quickly-dispelled fear.
No, it was a wideawake, a grey wideawake, a grey figure — Mr Smith.
Mr Smith coming through the much-abused plan- tation ! He had never done such a thing before.
And if she had gone with her sisters, she might just have missed him, and he would have come for A PART OF HIS LIFE. 1 33 nothing. Did she not know whose presence brought him to Freelands ? Of course she did. The having been kept at home, which had just before been be- wailed as a misery, appeared now the greatest piece of good fortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "We'll find out all we can ; and it cannot possibly go on much longer." This consolation was meagre — it was insufficient.
Helen knew Colonel Aytoun better, and knew that it could go on a very great deal longer.
She was sick of it, of him, of staying in the house, and neither seeing nor hearing anything new, pleas- ant, and exciting.
She said this to herself, and said it from the bottom of her heart, as the truth of truths it was.
But the thought was hardly framed ere she called a halt. What ...was that ? Some one coming through the plantation. Not Colonel Aytoun ! Horrible, but quickly-dispelled fear.
No, it was a wideawake, a grey wideawake, a grey figure — Mr Smith.
Mr Smith coming through the much-abused plan- tation ! He had never done such a thing before.
And if she had gone with her sisters, she might just have missed him, and he would have come for A PART OF HIS LIFE. 1 33 nothing. Did she not know whose presence brought him to Freelands ? Of course she did. The having been kept at home, which had just before been be- wailed as a misery, appeared now the greatest piece of good fortune.
What to read after Mr. Smith : a Part of His Life 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Bethia Walford to read onlineMoreLess
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