The Fatal Secret
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" Flora laughed heartily at this new idea of language ; but Lura did not even smile. A new thought suggested itself to Flora, and she asked, " Would you like to study it?" Lura started to her feet and clasped her hands as she answered : "How do you suppose the starving prodigal would have felt, when endeavoring to satisfy his hunger with the food that rightfully belonged to the swine, had a nice roast of beef fallen at his feet, and a sweet voice bade him choose and eat?" " Upon my word, Lura, ...you are a genius. But you shall itudy with me every night. I will teach you what I have 92 THE KEEPSAKE. Learned through the day, and we shall both be benefited by the operation. " Flora had been turning over the leaves of her book, and had not noticed her companion, until she felt her hand giasped as in a vice, then covered with tears and kisses. " Why, Lura, my dear Lura, does the prospect of studying make you happy ?" " Happier than you can imagine, dear Flora. " "Then suppose you commence to-night?" " No, no, not to-night ; I want to tell you a little plan which I heard talked over a few moments ago, and which I fear will make you unhappy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Flora laughed heartily at this new idea of language ; but Lura did not even smile. A new thought suggested itself to Flora, and she asked, " Would you like to study it?" Lura started to her feet and clasped her hands as she answered : "How do you suppose the starving prodigal would have felt, when endeavoring to satisfy his hunger with the food that rightfully belonged to the swine, had a nice roast of beef fallen at his feet, and a sweet voice bade him choose and eat?" " Upon my word, Lura, ...you are a genius. But you shall itudy with me every night. I will teach you what I have 92 THE KEEPSAKE. Learned through the day, and we shall both be benefited by the operation. " Flora had been turning over the leaves of her book, and had not noticed her companion, until she felt her hand giasped as in a vice, then covered with tears and kisses. " Why, Lura, my dear Lura, does the prospect of studying make you happy ?" " Happier than you can imagine, dear Flora. " "Then suppose you commence to-night?" " No, no, not to-night ; I want to tell you a little plan which I heard talked over a few moments ago, and which I fear will make you unhappy.
What to read after The Fatal Secret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Glenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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