Octagon Magic
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But in the afternoon, while Aunt Margaret and Lorrie had tea in Miss Ashemeade's warm red room, the sun came out and made thousands of sparkles across the drifts. Sabina sat before the fire and purred to herself, a song, Lorrie thought, not unlike the one Miss Ashemeade had sung when she worked on the collar.
She dropped down beside the kitten and stared into the flames, another world all red and yellow trees and—Sabina purred while the fire crackled gently to itself.
Aunt Margaret and Miss Ashe...meade were examining the framed embroidery pictures and panels on the wall. That is, Aunt Margaret moved about, looking at them, asking questions that Miss Ashemeade answered from her chair. There were lots of candles, all lighted, as well as the sun at the windows, so one could see. Lorrie heard the excited note in Aunt Margaret's voice after she had made the circuit of the room and came back to sit down again by the window.
“—museum pieces!”
“Perhaps in this day and age. Much has been forgotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in the afternoon, while Aunt Margaret and Lorrie had tea in Miss Ashemeade's warm red room, the sun came out and made thousands of sparkles across the drifts. Sabina sat before the fire and purred to herself, a song, Lorrie thought, not unlike the one Miss Ashemeade had sung when she worked on the collar.
She dropped down beside the kitten and stared into the flames, another world all red and yellow trees and—Sabina purred while the fire crackled gently to itself.
Aunt Margaret and Miss Ashe...meade were examining the framed embroidery pictures and panels on the wall. That is, Aunt Margaret moved about, looking at them, asking questions that Miss Ashemeade answered from her chair. There were lots of candles, all lighted, as well as the sun at the windows, so one could see. Lorrie heard the excited note in Aunt Margaret's voice after she had made the circuit of the room and came back to sit down again by the window.
“—museum pieces!”
“Perhaps in this day and age. Much has been forgotten.
What to read after Octagon Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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