The Italian Girl a Novel
The Italian Girl a Novel
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Mary went up the steps, and, followed closely by Henry, groped her way along the dark, narrow hall. There was a door at the end of the passage. This she pressed open very softly, and exposed the whole interior to Mr. Elliot's gaze. There sat Cecilia, her back turned to the visitors; one arm encircled a little girl, who nestled close to her side ; at her knee stood another child, ciphering on a tiny slate; other little ones were clustered around her, evidently listening with the greatest interes...t. Suddenly one of them pointed to the door. Cecilia turned, and, seeing the new-comers, reddened to the roots of her hair.
" Mary ! " she cried, " how did you come here ? " " Who is that gentleman ? " whispered the children.
"That is my husband. Come in, Henry! " Henry came forward; his eyes were fixed on Cecilia, and she could see that there were tears in them.
" lie ought to be a very good gentleman, " said one little boy, looking up at him.
" Why ought he to be good, " said Henry, "more than another ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary went up the steps, and, followed closely by Henry, groped her way along the dark, narrow hall. There was a door at the end of the passage. This she pressed open very softly, and exposed the whole interior to Mr. Elliot's gaze. There sat Cecilia, her back turned to the visitors; one arm encircled a little girl, who nestled close to her side ; at her knee stood another child, ciphering on a tiny slate; other little ones were clustered around her, evidently listening with the greatest interes...t. Suddenly one of them pointed to the door. Cecilia turned, and, seeing the new-comers, reddened to the roots of her hair.
" Mary ! " she cried, " how did you come here ? " " Who is that gentleman ? " whispered the children.
"That is my husband. Come in, Henry! " Henry came forward; his eyes were fixed on Cecilia, and she could see that there were tears in them.
" lie ought to be a very good gentleman, " said one little boy, looking up at him.
" Why ought he to be good, " said Henry, "more than another ?
What to read after The Italian Girl a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Sedgwick Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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