Robin Redbreast
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She glanced upat Jacinth, and saw that her face was very grave.
'Jass, ' she said, stealing up to her and speaking in a soft apologetictone, 'I'm very sorry for being cross. I think I _am_ rather tired, though I did so enjoy myself this afternoon. Perhaps I'd better go tobed, for I want to write most of my letter to mamma to-morrow. I want towrite her a good long one this time. ' 'Very well, ' said Jacinth as graciously as she could. 'I'm sure Ihaven't meant to be cross either, Francie; but--I ...don't like the idea of_any one_ coming between you and me. ' 'Of course not; nobody _could_, never, ' said Frances eagerly. 'Kiss me, Jass. I really don't know what made me begin to cry; it was a mixture. ' Her voice trembled a little again. In terror of incurring Jacinth'sdispleasure, Frances tugged at her pocket-handkerchief. Out came, forthe second time that day, the old Christmas card.
'What's that?' said Jacinth.
Frances smoothed it out and showed it her, reminding her of its history.
'I think it was that that made me feel rather--queer--this afternoon, first, ' she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She glanced upat Jacinth, and saw that her face was very grave.
'Jass, ' she said, stealing up to her and speaking in a soft apologetictone, 'I'm very sorry for being cross. I think I _am_ rather tired, though I did so enjoy myself this afternoon. Perhaps I'd better go tobed, for I want to write most of my letter to mamma to-morrow. I want towrite her a good long one this time. ' 'Very well, ' said Jacinth as graciously as she could. 'I'm sure Ihaven't meant to be cross either, Francie; but--I ...don't like the idea of_any one_ coming between you and me. ' 'Of course not; nobody _could_, never, ' said Frances eagerly. 'Kiss me, Jass. I really don't know what made me begin to cry; it was a mixture. ' Her voice trembled a little again. In terror of incurring Jacinth'sdispleasure, Frances tugged at her pocket-handkerchief. Out came, forthe second time that day, the old Christmas card.
'What's that?' said Jacinth.
Frances smoothed it out and showed it her, reminding her of its history.
'I think it was that that made me feel rather--queer--this afternoon, first, ' she said.
What to read after Robin Redbreast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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