The Argosy
The Argosy
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"Good-morrow, Miss Hope, " she said, offering her white slender hand formy acceptance. "I fear that you will find Deepley Walls even duller thanPark Hill Seminary. " Her tone was cold and constrained. I looked up earnestly into her face. Her lips began to quiver painfully. "Child! child! you must not look atme in that way, " she cried.
Instinct whispered something in my ear. "You are the lady who came andkissed me when I was asleep!" I exclaimed.
Her brow contracted for a moment as if she were ...in pain. A hectic spotcame out suddenly on either cheek, and vanished almost as swiftly. "Yes, it was I who came to your room last night, " she said. "You are not vexedwith me for doing so?" "On the contrary, I love you for it. " Her smile, the sweetest I ever saw, beamed out at this. Gently shestroked my hair. "You looked so forlorn and weary last night, " she said, "that after I got to bed I could not help thinking about you. I wasafraid you would not be able to sleep in a strange place, so I could notrest till I had visited you: but I never intended to awake you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good-morrow, Miss Hope, " she said, offering her white slender hand formy acceptance. "I fear that you will find Deepley Walls even duller thanPark Hill Seminary. " Her tone was cold and constrained. I looked up earnestly into her face. Her lips began to quiver painfully. "Child! child! you must not look atme in that way, " she cried.
Instinct whispered something in my ear. "You are the lady who came andkissed me when I was asleep!" I exclaimed.
Her brow contracted for a moment as if she were ...in pain. A hectic spotcame out suddenly on either cheek, and vanished almost as swiftly. "Yes, it was I who came to your room last night, " she said. "You are not vexedwith me for doing so?" "On the contrary, I love you for it. " Her smile, the sweetest I ever saw, beamed out at this. Gently shestroked my hair. "You looked so forlorn and weary last night, " she said, "that after I got to bed I could not help thinking about you. I wasafraid you would not be able to sleep in a strange place, so I could notrest till I had visited you: but I never intended to awake you.
What to read after The Argosy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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