The Little Gray Lady
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Socareful were they to conceal their identity that the whole party--therewere six in all--would dart into an open gate, crouching behind thesnow-laden hedge to avoid even a single passer-by. Only once were theyin any danger, and that was when a sleigh gliding by stopped in front ofthem, the driver calling out in a voice which sounded twice as loudin the white stillness: "Where's Mr. Dabney's new house?" (evidently astranger, for the town pump was not better known). No one else stoppedthem until... they reached the Little Gray Lady's porch.
Kate crept up first, followed by Mark, and peered in. So far as shecould see everything was just as she had left it.
"The candle is still burning, Mark, and she's put more wood on the fire. But I can't find her. Oh, yes--there she is--in her big chair--youcan just see the top of her head and her hand. Hush! don't one of youbreathe. Now, listen, girls! Mark and I will tiptoe in first--the frontdoor is never fastened--and if she is asleep--and I think she is--wewill all crouch down behind her until she wakes up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Socareful were they to conceal their identity that the whole party--therewere six in all--would dart into an open gate, crouching behind thesnow-laden hedge to avoid even a single passer-by. Only once were theyin any danger, and that was when a sleigh gliding by stopped in front ofthem, the driver calling out in a voice which sounded twice as loudin the white stillness: "Where's Mr. Dabney's new house?" (evidently astranger, for the town pump was not better known). No one else stoppedthem until... they reached the Little Gray Lady's porch.
Kate crept up first, followed by Mark, and peered in. So far as shecould see everything was just as she had left it.
"The candle is still burning, Mark, and she's put more wood on the fire. But I can't find her. Oh, yes--there she is--in her big chair--youcan just see the top of her head and her hand. Hush! don't one of youbreathe. Now, listen, girls! Mark and I will tiptoe in first--the frontdoor is never fastened--and if she is asleep--and I think she is--wewill all crouch down behind her until she wakes up.
What to read after The Little Gray Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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