Somerville Hall Or Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy
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Kennedy, to offer her services there, and by no means to linger if they should not be accepted.
Notwithstanding the dreadful calamity which had so recently taken place, it did not so nearly touch the family of Mrs. Falkland, but that all was peace that day within her dwelling. Falkland, wearied out with ex- citement, had retired to rest j and by the time their evening meal was prepared, he was able to join his mother and sister once more around the social board.
The fierce gale of the morning h...ad then died away ; and when the moon rose, and shed her silvery light over the rough prom- ontories that stretched away toward the sea, George Falkland and his mother sat again on the rose-covered balcony, their hands clasped together in that expressive silence, which conveys more meaning to the heart THE RISING TIDE. 145 than the most eloquent words. His sister, too, was there, and Grace Dalton ; and all looked toward the sea except Grace, who seemed to be teaching the clematis where it ought to climb, though her small hands trem- bled so that she could scarcely guide its fra- gile twigs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennedy, to offer her services there, and by no means to linger if they should not be accepted.
Notwithstanding the dreadful calamity which had so recently taken place, it did not so nearly touch the family of Mrs. Falkland, but that all was peace that day within her dwelling. Falkland, wearied out with ex- citement, had retired to rest j and by the time their evening meal was prepared, he was able to join his mother and sister once more around the social board.
The fierce gale of the morning h...ad then died away ; and when the moon rose, and shed her silvery light over the rough prom- ontories that stretched away toward the sea, George Falkland and his mother sat again on the rose-covered balcony, their hands clasped together in that expressive silence, which conveys more meaning to the heart THE RISING TIDE. 145 than the most eloquent words. His sister, too, was there, and Grace Dalton ; and all looked toward the sea except Grace, who seemed to be teaching the clematis where it ought to climb, though her small hands trem- bled so that she could scarcely guide its fra- gile twigs.
What to read after Somerville Hall Or Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Stickney Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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