Our Lady of the Beeches
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Pray go on considering. " And she turned again to the sky.
Her perfect unconcern made him feel like a snubbed schoolboy, but his face only hardened a little as he sat down on the grass near by, and directed his eyes to the banks of purpling clouds that hung, gold-edged, over the hori- zon.
At last it was over; the light died away; the moon, nearly full, became visible; night . Had come.
" I think we 'd better go down, " Saxe observed, rising, and putting on his hat. " It will be dark under the ...trees, and supper will be ready. I hope you 're hungry ? " " I am ravenous. And thanks, so much, for bringing me up here. It has '53 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES been the delightful finish to a delightful day. " There was a little tone of final- ity in her voice that hurt him.
" I hope it is n't the last time, " he said politely, as they reached the rough road and began the descent.
" I fear it must be, Dr. Saxe. Leduc I mean Lucien will surely take her to-morrow, and I can hardly roam about in the woods after nightfall with you, without even their nominal chap- eronage, can I?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pray go on considering. " And she turned again to the sky.
Her perfect unconcern made him feel like a snubbed schoolboy, but his face only hardened a little as he sat down on the grass near by, and directed his eyes to the banks of purpling clouds that hung, gold-edged, over the hori- zon.
At last it was over; the light died away; the moon, nearly full, became visible; night . Had come.
" I think we 'd better go down, " Saxe observed, rising, and putting on his hat. " It will be dark under the ...trees, and supper will be ready. I hope you 're hungry ? " " I am ravenous. And thanks, so much, for bringing me up here. It has '53 OUR LADY OF THE BEECHES been the delightful finish to a delightful day. " There was a little tone of final- ity in her voice that hurt him.
" I hope it is n't the last time, " he said politely, as they reached the rough road and began the descent.
" I fear it must be, Dr. Saxe. Leduc I mean Lucien will surely take her to-morrow, and I can hardly roam about in the woods after nightfall with you, without even their nominal chap- eronage, can I?
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 Baroness Von Hutten to read onlineMoreLess
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