The Edinburgh Tales volume 1
The Edinburgh Tales volume 1
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It was with difficulty that Tom, with his sup- porting arm round her waist, dragged his sister up these few steps ; but, upon the last, she sunk on her knees, and leaned upon his shoulder ; while, moved, as if by an instinc- tive feeling of her presence for he could scarcely have seen her Mr. Bethel disen- gaged himself from the arms of mother and daughter, and flew to Fanny's assistance.
" Very well, indeed ! " said the younger lady, with a sneer. " If Fanny be late, she is determined to make ...a sensation when she does come. " But Mrs. Bethel advanced to the group. Fanny had not fainted. She held the hands of her brother Tom and Mr. Edmund in her own, while her beautiful face, now richly suffused with rosy bloom, breathed the rapture of a spirit that first sees unfolded the gates of Paradise.
Though I had not seen Little Fanny Bethel for so many years standing where she stood, and looking as she then looked, and knowing all I knew, I recognised her in the instant, and introduced myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was with difficulty that Tom, with his sup- porting arm round her waist, dragged his sister up these few steps ; but, upon the last, she sunk on her knees, and leaned upon his shoulder ; while, moved, as if by an instinc- tive feeling of her presence for he could scarcely have seen her Mr. Bethel disen- gaged himself from the arms of mother and daughter, and flew to Fanny's assistance.
" Very well, indeed ! " said the younger lady, with a sneer. " If Fanny be late, she is determined to make ...a sensation when she does come. " But Mrs. Bethel advanced to the group. Fanny had not fainted. She held the hands of her brother Tom and Mr. Edmund in her own, while her beautiful face, now richly suffused with rosy bloom, breathed the rapture of a spirit that first sees unfolded the gates of Paradise.
Though I had not seen Little Fanny Bethel for so many years standing where she stood, and looking as she then looked, and knowing all I knew, I recognised her in the instant, and introduced myself.
What to read after The Edinburgh Tales volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C I Christian Isobel Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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