Sanna; a Novel
Sanna; a Novel
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The scent is there, but strangely elusive." **You remember your Guernsey home?" "Oh yes; it was my only real home; the happiest years of my life were spent there. Dear old Mfere Mar- Uave! She was such a mother to me!" He realized he was speaking freely, as never before to her; but the sweet, fresh air drawing in filled his Itmgs, seeming to invite to expansion both physical and mental, and, at the same time, the dancing firelight enticed him sympathetically to more intimate speech.
"It was har...d for you to lose her — ^you were so yotmg —how old?" "Not quite ten. I remember how I fought the ter- rible homesickness when I was put away to school at St. Colombe, just after her death. I had a sickening fear of being guyed by the boys, if they should find me cry- ing ; so I used to get up for early mass — ^it was not com- pulsory — and go out to a nettle-patch in the pasture that joined the garden, and rub a nettle leaf on my cheeks under my eyes, so that I need not lie, and yet disguise the fact that my eyes were red and swollen from crying nights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The scent is there, but strangely elusive." **You remember your Guernsey home?" "Oh yes; it was my only real home; the happiest years of my life were spent there. Dear old Mfere Mar- Uave! She was such a mother to me!" He realized he was speaking freely, as never before to her; but the sweet, fresh air drawing in filled his Itmgs, seeming to invite to expansion both physical and mental, and, at the same time, the dancing firelight enticed him sympathetically to more intimate speech.
"It was har...d for you to lose her — ^you were so yotmg —how old?" "Not quite ten. I remember how I fought the ter- rible homesickness when I was put away to school at St. Colombe, just after her death. I had a sickening fear of being guyed by the boys, if they should find me cry- ing ; so I used to get up for early mass — ^it was not com- pulsory — and go out to a nettle-patch in the pasture that joined the garden, and rub a nettle leaf on my cheeks under my eyes, so that I need not lie, and yet disguise the fact that my eyes were red and swollen from crying nights.
What to read after Sanna; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waller, Mary E. (Mary Ella), 1855-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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