Taken At the Flood : a Novel 2
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167 garden, here in the saloon reigned deepest dusk, so much of the waning day was excluded by the draperies of those seven tall windows. The seven windows looked white and wan in the twilight, like seven tall ghosts. The fire had burned low, and only shed a ruddy glow upon the hearth.
Lady Perriam stood by the door looking in, Mr.
Bain standing just behind her. Sir Aubrey sat with his arm hanging loosely across the arm of the chair, his head lying back against the cushions, an open book at his... feet. He had fallen asleep, no doubt.
'I won't disturb him,' said Sylvia. *Mr. Stimp- son said rest was of great importance.' ' I think I'd better replenish the fire,' suggested Mr. Bain. ' It will go out directly if it isn't at- tended to.' He went softly towards the hearth, Sylvia still waiting near the door, to see if that replenishing of the fire would awaken Sir Aubrey.
Mr. Bain knelt down, and put a couple of dry logs gently on the ashes. The dry wood began to sputter and crackle immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
167 garden, here in the saloon reigned deepest dusk, so much of the waning day was excluded by the draperies of those seven tall windows. The seven windows looked white and wan in the twilight, like seven tall ghosts. The fire had burned low, and only shed a ruddy glow upon the hearth.
Lady Perriam stood by the door looking in, Mr.
Bain standing just behind her. Sir Aubrey sat with his arm hanging loosely across the arm of the chair, his head lying back against the cushions, an open book at his... feet. He had fallen asleep, no doubt.
'I won't disturb him,' said Sylvia. *Mr. Stimp- son said rest was of great importance.' ' I think I'd better replenish the fire,' suggested Mr. Bain. ' It will go out directly if it isn't at- tended to.' He went softly towards the hearth, Sylvia still waiting near the door, to see if that replenishing of the fire would awaken Sir Aubrey.
Mr. Bain knelt down, and put a couple of dry logs gently on the ashes. The dry wood began to sputter and crackle immediately.
What to read after Taken At the Flood : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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