The Hill
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"Lovell will have to behave himself now, " the Duffer remarked toScaife, who laughed derisively, as he answered-- "He couldn't, even if he tried. " Warde welcomed the House at lock-up, and introduced the boys to hiswife and daughter. Mrs. Warde had a plain, pleasant face. Miss Warde, however, was a beauty, and she knew it, the coquette, and had known itfrom the hour she could peep into a mirror. The Caterpillar pronouncedher "fetching. " Being only fifteen, she wore her hair in a plait tiedby a... huge bow, and the hem of her skirt barely touched the neatestankle on Harrow Hill. Give her a saucy, pink-and-white face, pop apert tip-tilted nose into the middle of it just above a pouting redmouth, and just below her father's lapis-lazuli eyes, and you will seeIris Warde. Her hair was reddish, not red--call it a warm chestnut;and she had a dimple.
After the introductions, mother and daughter left the hall. Wardestood up, inviting the House to sit down. Warde was about half thewidth of the late Rutford, but somehow he seemed to take up more room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lovell will have to behave himself now, " the Duffer remarked toScaife, who laughed derisively, as he answered-- "He couldn't, even if he tried. " Warde welcomed the House at lock-up, and introduced the boys to hiswife and daughter. Mrs. Warde had a plain, pleasant face. Miss Warde, however, was a beauty, and she knew it, the coquette, and had known itfrom the hour she could peep into a mirror. The Caterpillar pronouncedher "fetching. " Being only fifteen, she wore her hair in a plait tiedby a... huge bow, and the hem of her skirt barely touched the neatestankle on Harrow Hill. Give her a saucy, pink-and-white face, pop apert tip-tilted nose into the middle of it just above a pouting redmouth, and just below her father's lapis-lazuli eyes, and you will seeIris Warde. Her hair was reddish, not red--call it a warm chestnut;and she had a dimple.
After the introductions, mother and daughter left the hall. Wardestood up, inviting the House to sit down. Warde was about half thewidth of the late Rutford, but somehow he seemed to take up more room.
What to read after The Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vachell Horace Annesley to read onlineMoreLess
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