The Lost Crown
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TATIANA NIKOLAEVNA August 1917 Tsarskoe Selo Motorcar horns blare, their honks sharp as angry geese, and we all startle. My sisters and I rub our eyes and look at our watches. Twenty minutes past five. Time to go. I think of the old Russian custom that says we should sit down for a moment before going on a journey. Even though we have been sitting here all night long, it feels wrong to jump up and leave.
Our legs and feet tingling with sleep, we fumble with our valises of trifles, trying to ...look at nothing and everything at once. Anastasia juggles Jemmy in her arms; her little legs are too short to climb stairs, much less clamber into a motorcar. Eyeing the door, Joy and Ortipo both whine softly, but not one of us moves until Papa offers Mama his arm.
“Come along, Sunny.”
Together they walk past the officers. Papa shakes hands with every man willing. Mama’s face betrays nothing, except for a final flicker of her eyes round the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TATIANA NIKOLAEVNA August 1917 Tsarskoe Selo Motorcar horns blare, their honks sharp as angry geese, and we all startle. My sisters and I rub our eyes and look at our watches. Twenty minutes past five. Time to go. I think of the old Russian custom that says we should sit down for a moment before going on a journey. Even though we have been sitting here all night long, it feels wrong to jump up and leave.
Our legs and feet tingling with sleep, we fumble with our valises of trifles, trying to ...look at nothing and everything at once. Anastasia juggles Jemmy in her arms; her little legs are too short to climb stairs, much less clamber into a motorcar. Eyeing the door, Joy and Ortipo both whine softly, but not one of us moves until Papa offers Mama his arm.
“Come along, Sunny.”
Together they walk past the officers. Papa shakes hands with every man willing. Mama’s face betrays nothing, except for a final flicker of her eyes round the room.
What to read after The Lost Crown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Biller to read onlineMoreLess
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