Olivia in India 8 9
Olivia in India 8 9
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My home mail has just come in. I like to be in the verandah to see thedâk-runner bring in the letters. I hear him long before I see him, forhe carries a stick with jingling bells at the end to frighten awayanimals as he comes through the jungle. Mine was a particularly nicemail to-day--good news from everyone. You have no idea how out hereone loves to get letters, and how one gloats over every scrap ofnews. Do you really look forward to my letters? Your letters are thegreatest comfort to me; in...deed, I can't imagine what it would be likewithout them.
I must finish this up, for the mail goes to-morrow. My time here isnearly run. I hear from Boggley that he expects to arrive to-morrow, and we depart together the next day. I shall be sorry and glad--both. Sorry to leave Takai and the dear people, more than glad to be withBoggley.
Robert has just come in, excitedly clutching the tail of a lizard. Hehad caught it going up the wall, and the lizard had wriggled away andleft its tail. Now I suppose it will perseveringly grow another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My home mail has just come in. I like to be in the verandah to see thedâk-runner bring in the letters. I hear him long before I see him, forhe carries a stick with jingling bells at the end to frighten awayanimals as he comes through the jungle. Mine was a particularly nicemail to-day--good news from everyone. You have no idea how out hereone loves to get letters, and how one gloats over every scrap ofnews. Do you really look forward to my letters? Your letters are thegreatest comfort to me; in...deed, I can't imagine what it would be likewithout them.
I must finish this up, for the mail goes to-morrow. My time here isnearly run. I hear from Boggley that he expects to arrive to-morrow, and we depart together the next day. I shall be sorry and glad--both. Sorry to leave Takai and the dear people, more than glad to be withBoggley.
Robert has just come in, excitedly clutching the tail of a lizard. Hehad caught it going up the wall, and the lizard had wriggled away andleft its tail. Now I suppose it will perseveringly grow another.
What to read after Olivia in India 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Buchan to read onlineMoreLess
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