One Thing Needful 1
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She had been banished from those pretty rooms in which she had lived for five joyous years. All her cherished treasures, her benefactor's gifts of toys and trinkets and ornaments had been taken away from her ; and, worst loss of all, her books had been taken also. Those books which had been as gates opening into other worlds, the books which Lashmar had taught her to love and to understand.
The banishment from that Eden of her child- THE Ni:W CINDERELLA 163 hood had been effected by the dowager... in the briefest, most off-hand manner. So soon as Stella was well enough to leave her room, Lady Lashmar sent her to the still-room. She was to live there with the upper-housemaids, and she was to sleep in the second housemaids' dormitory. Having pro- nounced this sentence, her ladyship locked the outer door and put the key of the tower rooms into her pocket.
' I shall arrange by-and-by what use we can make of those two rooms,' she said ; ' no doubt they will be wanted when his lordship fills the house for the shooting.' Hubert Lashmar had been no sportsman : and there had not been a battue in the Lashmar preserves since his father's time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been banished from those pretty rooms in which she had lived for five joyous years. All her cherished treasures, her benefactor's gifts of toys and trinkets and ornaments had been taken away from her ; and, worst loss of all, her books had been taken also. Those books which had been as gates opening into other worlds, the books which Lashmar had taught her to love and to understand.
The banishment from that Eden of her child- THE Ni:W CINDERELLA 163 hood had been effected by the dowager... in the briefest, most off-hand manner. So soon as Stella was well enough to leave her room, Lady Lashmar sent her to the still-room. She was to live there with the upper-housemaids, and she was to sleep in the second housemaids' dormitory. Having pro- nounced this sentence, her ladyship locked the outer door and put the key of the tower rooms into her pocket.
' I shall arrange by-and-by what use we can make of those two rooms,' she said ; ' no doubt they will be wanted when his lordship fills the house for the shooting.' Hubert Lashmar had been no sportsman : and there had not been a battue in the Lashmar preserves since his father's time.
What to read after One Thing Needful 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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