The Boy of Mount Rhigi
The Boy of Mount Rhigi
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He heard a movement in the next room. The sleepers were awakened. He stood stock still, and heard Annie ask, " What is that noise, Harry ? " " I don t know. Shall I jump up and see ? " re- piied Harry.
" Shall I give him notice, or what shall I do ? " thought Clapham, when Annie again spoke, saying, "No, don t get up, Harry. It s no matter. It s only Tom. " " Yes. It must be. The window was open when little Lucy was lying there, and we all forgot to shut it; so puss has jumped in. " "You think ...it certainly is the cat, Harry?" " Yes, Annie ; but, cat or no cat, there s nothing to hurt us; so go to sleep, Annie. " " I will ; but when I am asleep, don t you get up and leave me, Harry. " She spoke drowsily ; and he answered, "Never fear. I shall be asleep myself. " Cold chills were running over Clapham. Those dear, fami iar voices ; the danger so near to them ; 118 A GATHERING STORM.
the blessed memory of that morning when he had stood on that very spot, and looked on little Lucy for the last time, altogether paralyzed him, till his father, in a voice, though not ahove a whisper, expressing rage and impatience, said, " Do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He heard a movement in the next room. The sleepers were awakened. He stood stock still, and heard Annie ask, " What is that noise, Harry ? " " I don t know. Shall I jump up and see ? " re- piied Harry.
" Shall I give him notice, or what shall I do ? " thought Clapham, when Annie again spoke, saying, "No, don t get up, Harry. It s no matter. It s only Tom. " " Yes. It must be. The window was open when little Lucy was lying there, and we all forgot to shut it; so puss has jumped in. " "You think ...it certainly is the cat, Harry?" " Yes, Annie ; but, cat or no cat, there s nothing to hurt us; so go to sleep, Annie. " " I will ; but when I am asleep, don t you get up and leave me, Harry. " She spoke drowsily ; and he answered, "Never fear. I shall be asleep myself. " Cold chills were running over Clapham. Those dear, fami iar voices ; the danger so near to them ; 118 A GATHERING STORM.
the blessed memory of that morning when he had stood on that very spot, and looked on little Lucy for the last time, altogether paralyzed him, till his father, in a voice, though not ahove a whisper, expressing rage and impatience, said, " Do it.
What to read after The Boy of Mount Rhigi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Maria Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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