The Cottage of Delight; a Novel
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And what more could he desire than to benefit a child like that ma- terially and lastingly?
But the pain still clung and permeated. He heard the two visitors bidding good night to Dora, and when they had gone down-stairs he went into the other room, finding the child with her doll in her arms, rocking it as a mother might a living babe.
"Now get to bed, Sis," he said, more tenderly than he had ever spoken to her before. "Do you like it here?" "Oh, very, very much!" she cried, enthusiastically.
..."Betty and Minnie are the sweetest and best children I ever saw, and Harold is nice, too — ^nice and polite, and awfully smart. He uses big words that I never heard be- fore. The girls want me to go with them to their school and church. May I?" "Yes," he returned. "Now get to bed. Sleep as late as you want to in the morning. You don't have to get Tip before day to cook breakfast for me now, eh?" She smiled happily, but said nothing.
He yearned to kiss her, for through her companionship in his loneliness she had become very dear to him, but that struck him as being a weak thing for a man to do, and he left her without yielding to the impulse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what more could he desire than to benefit a child like that ma- terially and lastingly?
But the pain still clung and permeated. He heard the two visitors bidding good night to Dora, and when they had gone down-stairs he went into the other room, finding the child with her doll in her arms, rocking it as a mother might a living babe.
"Now get to bed, Sis," he said, more tenderly than he had ever spoken to her before. "Do you like it here?" "Oh, very, very much!" she cried, enthusiastically.
..."Betty and Minnie are the sweetest and best children I ever saw, and Harold is nice, too — ^nice and polite, and awfully smart. He uses big words that I never heard be- fore. The girls want me to go with them to their school and church. May I?" "Yes," he returned. "Now get to bed. Sleep as late as you want to in the morning. You don't have to get Tip before day to cook breakfast for me now, eh?" She smiled happily, but said nothing.
He yearned to kiss her, for through her companionship in his loneliness she had become very dear to him, but that struck him as being a weak thing for a man to do, and he left her without yielding to the impulse.
What to read after The Cottage of Delight; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harben, Will N. (Will Nathaniel), 1858-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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