The Devils Garden
The Devils Garden
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He's getting tired. " He fell asleep directly they got into the lamplit train ; and Norah carried him from the station, carried him all the time the horse was being put to and they were getting ready to leave.
270 THE DEVIL'S GARDEN " He's too much for you, " said Dale kindly. " Give him to me. " " Oh, no, sir. " And Dale whispered approvingly to Mavis, saying that he liked Norah's grit.
Then they drove home ; Norah behind with the chil- dren, both of them sleeping now ; and Dale and Mavis side... by side in front, talking quietly as they passed beneath the dark trees and out beneath the bright stars.
XXIII NORAH was a treasure to them, and she seemed always to be improving - . She had done with school now, but she evinced a commendable yearning for further cultivation, buying copy-books with her pocket-money, imitating Dale's clerkly hand ; so that already at a pinch she was able to help in the office work. But proud as she felt when permitted to copy out accounts or circular letters, her pride did not spoil her for household labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's getting tired. " He fell asleep directly they got into the lamplit train ; and Norah carried him from the station, carried him all the time the horse was being put to and they were getting ready to leave.
270 THE DEVIL'S GARDEN " He's too much for you, " said Dale kindly. " Give him to me. " " Oh, no, sir. " And Dale whispered approvingly to Mavis, saying that he liked Norah's grit.
Then they drove home ; Norah behind with the chil- dren, both of them sleeping now ; and Dale and Mavis side... by side in front, talking quietly as they passed beneath the dark trees and out beneath the bright stars.
XXIII NORAH was a treasure to them, and she seemed always to be improving - . She had done with school now, but she evinced a commendable yearning for further cultivation, buying copy-books with her pocket-money, imitating Dale's clerkly hand ; so that already at a pinch she was able to help in the office work. But proud as she felt when permitted to copy out accounts or circular letters, her pride did not spoil her for household labor.
What to read after The Devils Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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