The Atlantic Monthly, volume 10, No. 60, October, 1862
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Her brother was with her. He looked a littlesurprised, when I went in; but the cloud of anger had gone away: foldedit up he had, I fancied, all ready to shake out again upon the slightestprovocation; and I did not care to see its folds waving around me, so Idid not speak to him. Miss Axtell seemed pleased to see me; said "shetrusted that this would be the last occasion on which she should requirenight-care. " Her beauty was lovely now. A roseate hue was over her complexion: alittle of the old f...ever rising, I suppose it must have been.
"I've been talking with Abraham, " she said, when I spoke of it.
Why should a conversation with her brother occasion return of fever?Perhaps it was not that, but the mention of the fact, which increasedthe glow wonderfully.
Mr. Axtell bade his sister good-night.
"You will do it to-morrow, Abraham?" she asked, as he was going from theroom.
"I will think about it to-night, and give you my decision in themorning, Lettie. " Mr. Axtell must have been very absent-minded, for he turned back, hopedI had not taken cold in the library, and ended the wish with a civil"Good night, Miss Percival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her brother was with her. He looked a littlesurprised, when I went in; but the cloud of anger had gone away: foldedit up he had, I fancied, all ready to shake out again upon the slightestprovocation; and I did not care to see its folds waving around me, so Idid not speak to him. Miss Axtell seemed pleased to see me; said "shetrusted that this would be the last occasion on which she should requirenight-care. " Her beauty was lovely now. A roseate hue was over her complexion: alittle of the old f...ever rising, I suppose it must have been.
"I've been talking with Abraham, " she said, when I spoke of it.
Why should a conversation with her brother occasion return of fever?Perhaps it was not that, but the mention of the fact, which increasedthe glow wonderfully.
Mr. Axtell bade his sister good-night.
"You will do it to-morrow, Abraham?" she asked, as he was going from theroom.
"I will think about it to-night, and give you my decision in themorning, Lettie. " Mr. Axtell must have been very absent-minded, for he turned back, hopedI had not taken cold in the library, and ended the wish with a civil"Good night, Miss Percival.
What to read after The Atlantic Monthly, volume 10, No. 60, October, 1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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