The Little Lame Lord Or the Child of Cloverlea
The Little Lame Lord Or the Child of Cloverlea
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' The black- smith rubbed his forehead reflectively. "Ah! I has it. 'T\vas told me by the furrin skipper. Der- ainore, your reverence, that's it, Lord Dem-more?
Rhoda clapped her hand to heart and sprang back with a crv a crv of anguish and terror.
t, */ "What is it? What has happened?' cried Mr. Southesk, greatly startled.
" Feel faint, lass ? " queried Irons. U Try burnt feathers ; my missus sets a store by 'em. Or per- haps some vinegar. " " Are you ill, Rhoda, poor Rhoda ? " cried Carol, ru...nning to her.
" No, no, " she said, quickly, and tried to laugh. " Txvas only- -a a cockchafer. It buzzed in my face and startled me. I beg your pardon, sir, " she added, humblv, as she turned to the rector.
V ' " Please to excuse my foolishness. " " All right, all right, " he said, kindly ; " but I did not know you minded these harmless winged insects, Rhoda. I had no idea you were nervous about them. " " Not usually, not usually, " she answered, quickly ; " but this one it it took me by surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The black- smith rubbed his forehead reflectively. "Ah! I has it. 'T\vas told me by the furrin skipper. Der- ainore, your reverence, that's it, Lord Dem-more?
Rhoda clapped her hand to heart and sprang back with a crv a crv of anguish and terror.
t, */ "What is it? What has happened?' cried Mr. Southesk, greatly startled.
" Feel faint, lass ? " queried Irons. U Try burnt feathers ; my missus sets a store by 'em. Or per- haps some vinegar. " " Are you ill, Rhoda, poor Rhoda ? " cried Carol, ru...nning to her.
" No, no, " she said, quickly, and tried to laugh. " Txvas only- -a a cockchafer. It buzzed in my face and startled me. I beg your pardon, sir, " she added, humblv, as she turned to the rector.
V ' " Please to excuse my foolishness. " " All right, all right, " he said, kindly ; " but I did not know you minded these harmless winged insects, Rhoda. I had no idea you were nervous about them. " " Not usually, not usually, " she answered, quickly ; " but this one it it took me by surprise.
What to read after The Little Lame Lord Or the Child of Cloverlea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodora C Elmslie to read onlineMoreLess
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