Rena Or the Snow Bird
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If Stella were such a friend, with what eagerness would she turn to her, with what trust confide in her ! She lifted up her saddened eyes as Stella came near, and wondered, as Aunt Debby did, to see her in such a costume. " Have you been walking, Stella ?" said she, making room for her at the fire-side. " I don't know what there is so strange if I have, that every- body should question me so closely, " answered she, pulling impatiently at the strings of her cloak and hood. " I did not think of ...offending you by asking, " said Rena, gently. " You seem very cold ; let me untie this string ; your hands are numb ; there, take my seat, it is the warmest. " Rena took Stella's snowy cloak and hung it over the back of a chair, and began to chafe her cold hands in hers, though Stella evidently tried to release them. She avoided Rena's soft, wistful eyes, and folded her arms round herself with a nervous shudder. Rena stood by her in silence, a few moments, then throwing her arras impulsively round her neck, she pressed her cheek on those glittering ringlets, fit only to encircle an angel's brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Stella were such a friend, with what eagerness would she turn to her, with what trust confide in her ! She lifted up her saddened eyes as Stella came near, and wondered, as Aunt Debby did, to see her in such a costume. " Have you been walking, Stella ?" said she, making room for her at the fire-side. " I don't know what there is so strange if I have, that every- body should question me so closely, " answered she, pulling impatiently at the strings of her cloak and hood. " I did not think of ...offending you by asking, " said Rena, gently. " You seem very cold ; let me untie this string ; your hands are numb ; there, take my seat, it is the warmest. " Rena took Stella's snowy cloak and hung it over the back of a chair, and began to chafe her cold hands in hers, though Stella evidently tried to release them. She avoided Rena's soft, wistful eyes, and folded her arms round herself with a nervous shudder. Rena stood by her in silence, a few moments, then throwing her arras impulsively round her neck, she pressed her cheek on those glittering ringlets, fit only to encircle an angel's brow.
What to read after Rena Or the Snow Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hentz Caroline Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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