Penelope's Experiences in Scotland
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There was no name in the box, she said, but at night she worethe odorous tips in the bosom of her black dinner-gown, and standingerect in her dark hair like golden aigrettes.
When she came into my room to say good night, she laid the pretty frockin one of my trunks, which was to be filled with garments of fashionablesociety and left behind in Edinburgh. The next moment I chanced to lookon the floor, and discovered a little card, a bent card with two lineswritten on it:-- 'Better lo'ed ye canna ...be, Will ye no' come back again?' We have received many invitations in that handwriting. I know it well, and so does Francesca, though it is blurred; and the reason for this, according to my way of thinking, is that it has been lying nextthe moist stems of flowers, and unless I do her wrong, very near tosomebody's warm heart as well.
I will not betray her to Salemina, even to gain a victory over thatblind and deaf but much beloved woman. How could I, with my heartbeating high at the thought of seeing my ain dear laddie before manydays?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no name in the box, she said, but at night she worethe odorous tips in the bosom of her black dinner-gown, and standingerect in her dark hair like golden aigrettes.
When she came into my room to say good night, she laid the pretty frockin one of my trunks, which was to be filled with garments of fashionablesociety and left behind in Edinburgh. The next moment I chanced to lookon the floor, and discovered a little card, a bent card with two lineswritten on it:-- 'Better lo'ed ye canna ...be, Will ye no' come back again?' We have received many invitations in that handwriting. I know it well, and so does Francesca, though it is blurred; and the reason for this, according to my way of thinking, is that it has been lying nextthe moist stems of flowers, and unless I do her wrong, very near tosomebody's warm heart as well.
I will not betray her to Salemina, even to gain a victory over thatblind and deaf but much beloved woman. How could I, with my heartbeating high at the thought of seeing my ain dear laddie before manydays?
What to read after Penelope's Experiences in Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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