Our Lady of the Beeches
Our Lady of the Beeches
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She drank the water with a delightful childlike graciousness, holding out the cup to be refilled.
" I have n't seen a tin dipper since I was a small child, " she said, watching it flash in the sun as he shook it free of the last drops of water.
'37 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES " You are an American, are you not?" " Yes. But I have lived in Europe for many years. As a matter of fact, this is my first visit home since I married ! " She said it as she would have to an utter stranger. Then, with a chang...e of tone: " What a perfectly beautiful place you have chosen for your camp ! Have you been here long ? " "Just a week. I was at Bar Harbor, but it grew too gay to suit me, so I wired Leduc, with whom I have camped be fore, and came on at a day's notice. He is a charming old scamp, and will amuse you. " " He was always a scamp, and al ways charming. I remember as a wee child having a decided and unabashed preference for him, somewhat to An nette's disgust. " '38 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES Annette appeared in the doorway of the cabin as she spoke, a pair of brown velveteen trousers over her arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She drank the water with a delightful childlike graciousness, holding out the cup to be refilled.
" I have n't seen a tin dipper since I was a small child, " she said, watching it flash in the sun as he shook it free of the last drops of water.
'37 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES " You are an American, are you not?" " Yes. But I have lived in Europe for many years. As a matter of fact, this is my first visit home since I married ! " She said it as she would have to an utter stranger. Then, with a chang...e of tone: " What a perfectly beautiful place you have chosen for your camp ! Have you been here long ? " "Just a week. I was at Bar Harbor, but it grew too gay to suit me, so I wired Leduc, with whom I have camped be fore, and came on at a day's notice. He is a charming old scamp, and will amuse you. " " He was always a scamp, and al ways charming. I remember as a wee child having a decided and unabashed preference for him, somewhat to An nette's disgust. " '38 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES Annette appeared in the doorway of the cabin as she spoke, a pair of brown velveteen trousers over her arm.
What to read after Our Lady of the Beeches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsey Riddle Hutten Zum Stolzenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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