The Daring Ladies of Lowell
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A weak morning sun had begun to flow through the leaded-glass window, sending dancing shafts of red and gold light onto the huge crystal chandelier suspended from the ceiling. Hundreds of tiny crystals shivered slightly as she moved beneath it, creating an even-more-beautiful display of color. She could hear the murmur of voices, but there was no one in the entry hall. She was, for the moment, in this alien space, alone.
An easy step, then, to float into her imagination. Yes, of course, let’s pr...etend. Ah, she came down these stairs every morning, thinking about breakfast, and then a stroll in the garden—she would plant flowers everywhere—and then perhaps visiting a millinery shop and buying a new bonnet, maybe two. It would be a sunny day; every day would be sunny; oh, this invitation to dream.
She drew a deep breath and pulled at the scratchy, slightly too-short cuffs of her borrowed dress. Her pace quickened as she descended, turning left at the foot of the stairs.
She was once again in the library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A weak morning sun had begun to flow through the leaded-glass window, sending dancing shafts of red and gold light onto the huge crystal chandelier suspended from the ceiling. Hundreds of tiny crystals shivered slightly as she moved beneath it, creating an even-more-beautiful display of color. She could hear the murmur of voices, but there was no one in the entry hall. She was, for the moment, in this alien space, alone.
An easy step, then, to float into her imagination. Yes, of course, let’s pr...etend. Ah, she came down these stairs every morning, thinking about breakfast, and then a stroll in the garden—she would plant flowers everywhere—and then perhaps visiting a millinery shop and buying a new bonnet, maybe two. It would be a sunny day; every day would be sunny; oh, this invitation to dream.
She drew a deep breath and pulled at the scratchy, slightly too-short cuffs of her borrowed dress. Her pace quickened as she descended, turning left at the foot of the stairs.
She was once again in the library.
What to read after The Daring Ladies of Lowell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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