The Last Hope
The Last Hope
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Sep turned and looked up at her.
"I thought you said he was never coming back, " he said, reproachfully.
"So I did. I thought he was never coming back. " Sep looked at her again, and then at the boat. One never knows how muchchildren, and dogs--who live daily with human beings--understand.
"Your face is very red, " he observed. "That comes from tellinguntruths. " "It comes from the cold wind, " replied Miriam, with an odd, breathlesslaugh.
"If we do not go home, he will be there before us, " sa...id Sep, gravely. "He will make one tack across to the other side, and then make the mouthof the creek. " They turned and walked, side by side, on the top of the sea-wall towardthe rectory. Their figures must have been outlined against the sky, forany watching from the river. The girl, tall and strong, walking with theease that comes from health and a steadfast mind; the eager, restlessboy running and jumping by her side. Barebone must have seen them assoon as they saw him. They were part of Farlingford, these two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sep turned and looked up at her.
"I thought you said he was never coming back, " he said, reproachfully.
"So I did. I thought he was never coming back. " Sep looked at her again, and then at the boat. One never knows how muchchildren, and dogs--who live daily with human beings--understand.
"Your face is very red, " he observed. "That comes from tellinguntruths. " "It comes from the cold wind, " replied Miriam, with an odd, breathlesslaugh.
"If we do not go home, he will be there before us, " sa...id Sep, gravely. "He will make one tack across to the other side, and then make the mouthof the creek. " They turned and walked, side by side, on the top of the sea-wall towardthe rectory. Their figures must have been outlined against the sky, forany watching from the river. The girl, tall and strong, walking with theease that comes from health and a steadfast mind; the eager, restlessboy running and jumping by her side. Barebone must have seen them assoon as they saw him. They were part of Farlingford, these two.
What to read after The Last Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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