My Desire
My Desire
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Iredell had been passionately fond of this sister, and that the loss of her had shadowed his early life. She was mentioned now with a softened and lowered voice, as one held in a very tender memory.
" Christmas was never anything to me, " Olive presently went on. " We roasted a turkey at New Year s and made mince pies; and usually gathered a party together to eat them; but there was no particular romance about that; and if the wind sighed, nobody minded. " " How was it with you, Desire ! " " Me... ? " said I starting. " it was with me as with Olive. Nobody made anything special of Christmas. I feel as if in many things I have lately begun to live and see what they are. " MY DESIRE. 391 "Christmas too?" said Olive laughing. "Will you hang up your stocking, and expect Santa Glaus will be more good to you than he used to be in the old times ? If I got an apple and a pair of scissors and a fancy gingercake, I thought my self well off. " " Hang up your stocking, by all means, Desire, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iredell had been passionately fond of this sister, and that the loss of her had shadowed his early life. She was mentioned now with a softened and lowered voice, as one held in a very tender memory.
" Christmas was never anything to me, " Olive presently went on. " We roasted a turkey at New Year s and made mince pies; and usually gathered a party together to eat them; but there was no particular romance about that; and if the wind sighed, nobody minded. " " How was it with you, Desire ! " " Me... ? " said I starting. " it was with me as with Olive. Nobody made anything special of Christmas. I feel as if in many things I have lately begun to live and see what they are. " MY DESIRE. 391 "Christmas too?" said Olive laughing. "Will you hang up your stocking, and expect Santa Glaus will be more good to you than he used to be in the old times ? If I got an apple and a pair of scissors and a fancy gingercake, I thought my self well off. " " Hang up your stocking, by all means, Desire, " said Mr.
What to read after My Desire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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