Nancy Drake
Nancy Drake
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" As Cynthia spoke to Jack, Helen looked at Nancy, and Nancy looked at her, and each recognised in the other a sister for all time.
Journey- ing Home- wards 104 NANCY DRAKE Journey- ing Home- wards Sir Philip said, "Now, girls, let Ma- donna take Nancy to her room, for she must be tired out. " Nancy was glad to go with that sweet Madonna; and wondered not that they called her so, but thought how much more perfectly an ideal Madonna she was than the insipid ideals of some of the Old Mas- ters. H...ere was a Madonna with a love of Humanity, blended with purity and justice written in large letters all Dver her — just such an one who could have given birth to the Saviour of all Man- kind.
Jack joined his father and sisters in the hall, where afternoon tea was waiting them. Soon Nancy joined them, and took a seat beside Sir Philip. Jack felt very proud of his beautiful wife, and could see that his father was quite in love with her already.
Cynthia was full of the beauties of Stowbedon, and told Jack that he would never recognise the old place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As Cynthia spoke to Jack, Helen looked at Nancy, and Nancy looked at her, and each recognised in the other a sister for all time.
Journey- ing Home- wards 104 NANCY DRAKE Journey- ing Home- wards Sir Philip said, "Now, girls, let Ma- donna take Nancy to her room, for she must be tired out. " Nancy was glad to go with that sweet Madonna; and wondered not that they called her so, but thought how much more perfectly an ideal Madonna she was than the insipid ideals of some of the Old Mas- ters. H...ere was a Madonna with a love of Humanity, blended with purity and justice written in large letters all Dver her — just such an one who could have given birth to the Saviour of all Man- kind.
Jack joined his father and sisters in the hall, where afternoon tea was waiting them. Soon Nancy joined them, and took a seat beside Sir Philip. Jack felt very proud of his beautiful wife, and could see that his father was quite in love with her already.
Cynthia was full of the beauties of Stowbedon, and told Jack that he would never recognise the old place.
What to read after Nancy Drake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aime Ingersoll to read onlineMoreLess
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