My Lady Caprice
My Lady Caprice
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The Imp stood gazing on his handi- work with wide eyes, and then as I leaped to my feet something in my look seemed to frighten him, for with- out a word he turned and fled.
But all my attention was centred in the boat, which was drifting slowly into mid-stream with Lisbeth still fast asleep. And as I watched its slug^ gish progress, with a sudden chill I remembered the weir, which foamed and roared only a short half-mile away. If the boat once got drawn into that !
Now, I am l6l ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Imp stood gazing on his handi- work with wide eyes, and then as I leaped to my feet something in my look seemed to frighten him, for with- out a word he turned and fled.
But all my attention was centred in the boat, which was drifting slowly into mid-stream with Lisbeth still fast asleep. And as I watched its slug^ gish progress, with a sudden chill I remembered the weir, which foamed and roared only a short half-mile away. If the boat once got drawn into that !
Now, I am l6l ...
What to read after My Lady Caprice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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