The Key to Betsys Heart
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Her he could always trust, for she knew, and whether he was glad or sorry, triumphant or remorseful* defiant or humble, always she knew the fine, brave, fearless, loving little heart that lay be- neath all his deeds or misdeeds, and she did not sit in judgment without sweet Charity at her side.
When the dew fell she led him into the cellar, for with his "Albatross" he might not sleep in his Van in Disgrace 165 cosy basket. A soft bed was made for him in the furnace room ; he sidled into it, and... lay down, without a sounc\ All night he crouched there in the dark with that awful thing beside him; moving when he moved, motionless when he lay still. Sleep did not come to his eyes. His fearsome companion lay so stark and stiff, his companion that he could not get away from. It destroyed all thought of rest, and filled him with a wide-eyed horror; it was a long, lonesome, terrible night.
Early in the morning his mistress came down with a delicious breakfast, but he would not touch it. He looked up at her with great eyes hollow with suffering, and made one pitiful little moan, so low that she could scarcely hear it, and laid his nose on her knee with a long shudder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her he could always trust, for she knew, and whether he was glad or sorry, triumphant or remorseful* defiant or humble, always she knew the fine, brave, fearless, loving little heart that lay be- neath all his deeds or misdeeds, and she did not sit in judgment without sweet Charity at her side.
When the dew fell she led him into the cellar, for with his "Albatross" he might not sleep in his Van in Disgrace 165 cosy basket. A soft bed was made for him in the furnace room ; he sidled into it, and... lay down, without a sounc\ All night he crouched there in the dark with that awful thing beside him; moving when he moved, motionless when he lay still. Sleep did not come to his eyes. His fearsome companion lay so stark and stiff, his companion that he could not get away from. It destroyed all thought of rest, and filled him with a wide-eyed horror; it was a long, lonesome, terrible night.
Early in the morning his mistress came down with a delicious breakfast, but he would not touch it. He looked up at her with great eyes hollow with suffering, and made one pitiful little moan, so low that she could scarcely hear it, and laid his nose on her knee with a long shudder.
What to read after The Key to Betsys Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Noble Ives to read onlineMoreLess
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