Sharrow
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In that case, Sandy would show her the things he loved this very room, the picture gallery, the library no, on second thoughts, he would not bring her here, to the Small Hall ; it would not " Sandear, do you like Miss Penrose ? " The boy's voice startled the dreaming man.
" Miss Penrose ? Yes, yes, of course, Syd. She is very nice. Why ? " " Because Paul told Ben that she is a wise little wench. I don't like the word ' wench ' ; it sounds like a kitchen- maid. " " By the way, Syd (never mind wh...at Paul says, he never matters), where is old Ben ? I want to see him. " " He's in your room. He told me to tell you you would find him there, and I forgot. I'm so sorry, Sandear. " Sandy rose. " It doesn't matter, Syddikin. I must go and talk with him now. " Ben was smoking and reading Lof tie's " London. " The SHARROW 119 crimson curtains were drawn, the Tower Room looked very cosy.
" Hallo, Ben ! " " Hallo, Sandy ! I thought I'd best get out of the way when Miss Penrose told me you had driven up in state in a pony-carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that case, Sandy would show her the things he loved this very room, the picture gallery, the library no, on second thoughts, he would not bring her here, to the Small Hall ; it would not " Sandear, do you like Miss Penrose ? " The boy's voice startled the dreaming man.
" Miss Penrose ? Yes, yes, of course, Syd. She is very nice. Why ? " " Because Paul told Ben that she is a wise little wench. I don't like the word ' wench ' ; it sounds like a kitchen- maid. " " By the way, Syd (never mind wh...at Paul says, he never matters), where is old Ben ? I want to see him. " " He's in your room. He told me to tell you you would find him there, and I forgot. I'm so sorry, Sandear. " Sandy rose. " It doesn't matter, Syddikin. I must go and talk with him now. " Ben was smoking and reading Lof tie's " London. " The SHARROW 119 crimson curtains were drawn, the Tower Room looked very cosy.
" Hallo, Ben ! " " Hallo, Sandy ! I thought I'd best get out of the way when Miss Penrose told me you had driven up in state in a pony-carriage.
What to read after Sharrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baroness Von Hutten to read onlineMoreLess
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