Seventy Times Seven : a Novel 2
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Magdalen was sitting alone in the bare and business-like little room in which she trans- acted most of her affairs. She was writino^ 132 SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN.
letters, aDcl had given orders that she was not to be disturbed. It was with some surprise therefore, that she heard a low knock at the door ; but supposing it to be from one of the children, she called out " Come in/' without raising her head from the hand on which it rested. She was weary and languid after her exciting discussion with Mr...s. St. Aidan, and she did not look up until an uu familiar step and movement attracted her attention.
" Who is there ?" she said, suddenly.
" I hope I do not interrupt," said Captain Esher, politely, but in as common-place a tone as if he had been in the habit of seeing her once a week.
Magdalen rose, without haste, but with the greatest dignity, and confronted him. Her eyes gleamed and her face was paler than usual, but she showed no trace of embarrass- ment in her manner. She bowed slightly, as if to a stranger, and Cjuietly asked a question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Magdalen was sitting alone in the bare and business-like little room in which she trans- acted most of her affairs. She was writino^ 132 SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN.
letters, aDcl had given orders that she was not to be disturbed. It was with some surprise therefore, that she heard a low knock at the door ; but supposing it to be from one of the children, she called out " Come in/' without raising her head from the hand on which it rested. She was weary and languid after her exciting discussion with Mr...s. St. Aidan, and she did not look up until an uu familiar step and movement attracted her attention.
" Who is there ?" she said, suddenly.
" I hope I do not interrupt," said Captain Esher, politely, but in as common-place a tone as if he had been in the habit of seeing her once a week.
Magdalen rose, without haste, but with the greatest dignity, and confronted him. Her eyes gleamed and her face was paler than usual, but she showed no trace of embarrass- ment in her manner. She bowed slightly, as if to a stranger, and Cjuietly asked a question.
What to read after Seventy Times Seven : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant Adeline to read onlineMoreLess
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