The Arundel Motto
The Arundel Motto
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It was only a few days before, that Hester had made her formal call upon the new rector, with the Churleigh ladies; and Tottie — keeping as close as possible to her all through the visit, but now and then venturing to begin a shy and short- lived conversation in her character of hostess — had whispered that Lord Leaholme had brought her a little white pony to ride always when she was well enough. "Because," she ex- plained, *' when Hugh was a clergyman before, I used to walk about with him ; an...d when I walked with him I always had to run, and that tires me now." They were still planning little pleasures for the child when they reached the rectory. They turned into the neat lawn just as the sleek little w^hite pony, with Lord Leaholme at its head, stopped at the house-door, and Hugh Delahoyde, wait- ing there, took his little sister from the saddle^ She nestled Digitized by Google 222 THE ARUKDEL MOTTO.
in his arms, trembling strangely, though her eyes were bright with happiness.
"Tired, dearest?" "No, Hngh, not tired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was only a few days before, that Hester had made her formal call upon the new rector, with the Churleigh ladies; and Tottie — keeping as close as possible to her all through the visit, but now and then venturing to begin a shy and short- lived conversation in her character of hostess — had whispered that Lord Leaholme had brought her a little white pony to ride always when she was well enough. "Because," she ex- plained, *' when Hugh was a clergyman before, I used to walk about with him ; an...d when I walked with him I always had to run, and that tires me now." They were still planning little pleasures for the child when they reached the rectory. They turned into the neat lawn just as the sleek little w^hite pony, with Lord Leaholme at its head, stopped at the house-door, and Hugh Delahoyde, wait- ing there, took his little sister from the saddle^ She nestled Digitized by Google 222 THE ARUKDEL MOTTO.
in his arms, trembling strangely, though her eyes were bright with happiness.
"Tired, dearest?" "No, Hngh, not tired.
What to read after The Arundel Motto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay, Mary Cecil, 1840?-1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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