The Colonels Experiment
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There is nothing romantic about loneliness, little girl ! You may take my word for that !" 1 80 SYBIL'S QUESTION She turned so that she could rest her hand on the broad arm of his rocking chair. "You aren't lonely any more, though, are you, Uncle Lovely?" she asked, looking up at him with her head on one side.
"Humph !" said the Colonel, trying his best to sound exasperated. "Don't get a chance to be, with a saucy minx of a girl following me 'round the place from morn till night!" "But you are ...dreadfully sorry for anyone who is lonely, aren't you, Uncle Beautiful?" "Humph! Don't know why I should be! I found a way to get over it; so can anyone else!" "Well, you needn't take all the credit to yourself, Uncle Bear; because, if I hadn't taken pity on you and come down here, you'd still be lonely, wouldn't you ?" The old gentleman put his hand over hers, where it rested on the arm of his chair. "Might have been better off!" he growled.
Sybil laughed. "Oh, aren't you ashamed of yourself!" she cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is nothing romantic about loneliness, little girl ! You may take my word for that !" 1 80 SYBIL'S QUESTION She turned so that she could rest her hand on the broad arm of his rocking chair. "You aren't lonely any more, though, are you, Uncle Lovely?" she asked, looking up at him with her head on one side.
"Humph !" said the Colonel, trying his best to sound exasperated. "Don't get a chance to be, with a saucy minx of a girl following me 'round the place from morn till night!" "But you are ...dreadfully sorry for anyone who is lonely, aren't you, Uncle Beautiful?" "Humph! Don't know why I should be! I found a way to get over it; so can anyone else!" "Well, you needn't take all the credit to yourself, Uncle Bear; because, if I hadn't taken pity on you and come down here, you'd still be lonely, wouldn't you ?" The old gentleman put his hand over hers, where it rested on the arm of his chair. "Might have been better off!" he growled.
Sybil laughed. "Oh, aren't you ashamed of yourself!" she cried.
What to read after The Colonels Experiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Barnard Delano to read onlineMoreLess
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