Sedgely Court : a Tale 1
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There was a strong attachment between Oli- phant and little Atty, as he was commonly called. A fellow-feeling in misfortune would probably have drawn them together, even if the boy had not been, as he was, a grateful and affectionate child, and Archie in great want of something in the house to love.
On the day of this important dinner-party, only the two elder boys dined at table, and when the other children were fully prepared to go down as usual to dessert, a message came SEDGELY COURT. 121 f...rom mamma to say, that as there were still some spots on Master Arthur's face, he must on no account be allowed to appear in the dining-room. The poor little feeble boy, worn out with hair-curling and hope deferred, and soon left quite alone in the nursery — his maid, who was a favourite with the housekeeper, having been tempted into her room to pass judgment on the remains of a newly invented corner-dish — disconsolately wandered out into the passages, and espying light under the door of Mr Oliphant's room, looked timidly in, and was cordially invited to enter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a strong attachment between Oli- phant and little Atty, as he was commonly called. A fellow-feeling in misfortune would probably have drawn them together, even if the boy had not been, as he was, a grateful and affectionate child, and Archie in great want of something in the house to love.
On the day of this important dinner-party, only the two elder boys dined at table, and when the other children were fully prepared to go down as usual to dessert, a message came SEDGELY COURT. 121 f...rom mamma to say, that as there were still some spots on Master Arthur's face, he must on no account be allowed to appear in the dining-room. The poor little feeble boy, worn out with hair-curling and hope deferred, and soon left quite alone in the nursery — his maid, who was a favourite with the housekeeper, having been tempted into her room to pass judgment on the remains of a newly invented corner-dish — disconsolately wandered out into the passages, and espying light under the door of Mr Oliphant's room, looked timidly in, and was cordially invited to enter.
What to read after Sedgely Court : a Tale 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stirling, Fanny, 1815-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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