The Lost Prince (2014)
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They had reason for fears which it was not possible for them to express. As the night drew on, the fears took stronger form. They forgot the existence of The Rat, who sat biting his nails in the bedroom, afraid to go out lest he might lose the chance of being given some errand to do but also afraid to show himself lest he should seem in the way.‘I’ll stay upstairs,’ he had said to Lazarus. ‘If you just whistle, I’ll come.’The anguish he passed through as the day went by and Lazarus went out and ...came in and he himself received no orders, could not have been expressed in any ordinary words. He writhed in his chair, he bit his nails to the quick, he wrought himself into a frenzy of misery and terror by recalling one by one all the crimes his knowledge of London police courts supplied him with. He was doing nothing, yet he dare not leave his post. It was his post after all, though they had not given it to him. He must do something.In the middle of the night Loristan opened the door of the back sitting room, because he knew he must at least go upstairs and throw himself upon his bed even if he could not sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had reason for fears which it was not possible for them to express. As the night drew on, the fears took stronger form. They forgot the existence of The Rat, who sat biting his nails in the bedroom, afraid to go out lest he might lose the chance of being given some errand to do but also afraid to show himself lest he should seem in the way.‘I’ll stay upstairs,’ he had said to Lazarus. ‘If you just whistle, I’ll come.’The anguish he passed through as the day went by and Lazarus went out and ...came in and he himself received no orders, could not have been expressed in any ordinary words. He writhed in his chair, he bit his nails to the quick, he wrought himself into a frenzy of misery and terror by recalling one by one all the crimes his knowledge of London police courts supplied him with. He was doing nothing, yet he dare not leave his post. It was his post after all, though they had not given it to him. He must do something.In the middle of the night Loristan opened the door of the back sitting room, because he knew he must at least go upstairs and throw himself upon his bed even if he could not sleep.
What to read after The Lost Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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