The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 3
The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 3
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"It was there you first met Brooks, wasn't it?" She always spoke of himas Brooks. "He told me about it, how you walked out there and asked himabout a place to lunch. " Mrs. Maturin laughed. "You didn't know what tomake of him, did you?" "I thought he was a carpenter!" said Janet. "I--I never should have takenhim for an author. But of course I don't know any other authors. " "Well, he's not like any of them, he's just like himself. You can't put atag on people who are really big. " Janet conside...red this. "I never thought of that. I suppose not, " sheagreed.
Mrs. Maturin glanced at her. "So you liked Sflliston, " she said.
"I liked it better than any place I ever saw. I haven't seen many places, but I'm sure that few can be nicer. " "What did you like about it, Janet?" Mrs. Maturin was interested.
"It's hard to say, " Janet replied, after a moment. "It gave me such afeeling of peace--of having come home, although I lived in Hampton. Ican't express it. " "I think you're expressing it rather well, " said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was there you first met Brooks, wasn't it?" She always spoke of himas Brooks. "He told me about it, how you walked out there and asked himabout a place to lunch. " Mrs. Maturin laughed. "You didn't know what tomake of him, did you?" "I thought he was a carpenter!" said Janet. "I--I never should have takenhim for an author. But of course I don't know any other authors. " "Well, he's not like any of them, he's just like himself. You can't put atag on people who are really big. " Janet conside...red this. "I never thought of that. I suppose not, " sheagreed.
Mrs. Maturin glanced at her. "So you liked Sflliston, " she said.
"I liked it better than any place I ever saw. I haven't seen many places, but I'm sure that few can be nicer. " "What did you like about it, Janet?" Mrs. Maturin was interested.
"It's hard to say, " Janet replied, after a moment. "It gave me such afeeling of peace--of having come home, although I lived in Hampton. Ican't express it. " "I think you're expressing it rather well, " said Mrs.
What to read after The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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