No Rose Without a Thorn And Other Tales
No Rose Without a Thorn And Other Tales
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II.
A HERO IN THE SNOW.
When they came down next morning, it was snowing thickly. Sir George sat in the coldest corner of the library, writing letters, and grumbling about something that Crosby had forgotten. Presently he called Letitia to co-pj some papers for him, and she set to work at once, writing a neat little hand which satisfied her father. They sat at each end of a table in front of the window, which looked out on a square grass-plot bounded by an ivy-wall. Masses of snow already hung ...on the ivy, and the north wind had blown a great drift into a corner. It was snowing still, and one or two bold but shivering robins came hopping on the window-sill.
" Poor little things ! I'll fetch you some crumbs, " said Letitia, who had quite recovered her usual good temper. The idea of Humphrey Barrett was too absurdly impossible to bear the light of day.
" Keep to your writing for the present, " said Sir George. " I want those copies as soon as possible. " MISS MONKTOX S MARRIAGE. 173 Presently, having finished another letter, he laid his pen down and leaned back for a minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
A HERO IN THE SNOW.
When they came down next morning, it was snowing thickly. Sir George sat in the coldest corner of the library, writing letters, and grumbling about something that Crosby had forgotten. Presently he called Letitia to co-pj some papers for him, and she set to work at once, writing a neat little hand which satisfied her father. They sat at each end of a table in front of the window, which looked out on a square grass-plot bounded by an ivy-wall. Masses of snow already hung ...on the ivy, and the north wind had blown a great drift into a corner. It was snowing still, and one or two bold but shivering robins came hopping on the window-sill.
" Poor little things ! I'll fetch you some crumbs, " said Letitia, who had quite recovered her usual good temper. The idea of Humphrey Barrett was too absurdly impossible to bear the light of day.
" Keep to your writing for the present, " said Sir George. " I want those copies as soon as possible. " MISS MONKTOX S MARRIAGE. 173 Presently, having finished another letter, he laid his pen down and leaned back for a minute.
What to read after No Rose Without a Thorn And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnand Francis Cowley to read onlineMoreLess
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