The Eyes of the Village
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CHAPTER XX THE EYES OF THE VILLAGE DURING the week Philip was away, Lois kept almost entirely to herself.
The afternoon after his departure, she had gone alone for a long row up the river to the place where she and Philip had rowed together, that wonderful day, just after Easter. On the way home, she had encoun tered Em Ufford and Danny, walking by the riverside ; looking for flowers to take home to Rose.
Em had given Lois one of her piercing looks, and had called out sarcastically: "That's a p...retty heavy boat for such an invalid as you. Ain't you a-goin' ruther fast? Look out you don't overtax yourself !" After this Lois had kept off the water, and instead took a rug and a pillow down to the trees near the river's edge and made herself happy with a book or pretended to do so, for the benefit of the curious.
She also reread, quite often, a little note that Philip had written her on the train the morning he left, and posted at one of the stations, en route. It ran: 234 THE EYES OF THE VILLAGE 235 "DEAR Lois : "This is just a line to tell you how sorry I am that I could not do as you asked, and stop in to see you last evening; I meant to have done so but matters came up which kept me at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XX THE EYES OF THE VILLAGE DURING the week Philip was away, Lois kept almost entirely to herself.
The afternoon after his departure, she had gone alone for a long row up the river to the place where she and Philip had rowed together, that wonderful day, just after Easter. On the way home, she had encoun tered Em Ufford and Danny, walking by the riverside ; looking for flowers to take home to Rose.
Em had given Lois one of her piercing looks, and had called out sarcastically: "That's a p...retty heavy boat for such an invalid as you. Ain't you a-goin' ruther fast? Look out you don't overtax yourself !" After this Lois had kept off the water, and instead took a rug and a pillow down to the trees near the river's edge and made herself happy with a book or pretended to do so, for the benefit of the curious.
She also reread, quite often, a little note that Philip had written her on the train the morning he left, and posted at one of the stations, en route. It ran: 234 THE EYES OF THE VILLAGE 235 "DEAR Lois : "This is just a line to tell you how sorry I am that I could not do as you asked, and stop in to see you last evening; I meant to have done so but matters came up which kept me at home.
What to read after The Eyes of the Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anice Terhune to read onlineMoreLess
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