The Manor House School
The Manor House School
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They strolled one afternoon along the picture gallery to take another look at it. There were the pretty smiling face--so like Monica's--and the bunch of red roses that had saved the life of Sir Piers Courtenay. Was all the good fortune of the race to be hers, and would none of it descend to the namesake who so closely resembled her?
"If she could only come back and be of some use again!" sighed Lindsay. "She ought to know every secret of this house." "I wish we could make her speak and tell us,"... said Cicely.
At that moment a distant door banged, and a great gust of wind blew along the gallery. Cicely started violently.
"Lindsay, did you see?" she exclaimed. "The picture moved in its frame!" "Nonsense! How could it?" said Lindsay, who had been looking the other way.
"I tell you it did!" "You must have imagined it." It certainly seemed rather improbable. The portraits were all firmly fixed in the panelled walls, and no breath of air could be expected to penetrate behind them.
"It's almost as if she were alive," continued Cicely, "and just when we were wishing she could talk!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They strolled one afternoon along the picture gallery to take another look at it. There were the pretty smiling face--so like Monica's--and the bunch of red roses that had saved the life of Sir Piers Courtenay. Was all the good fortune of the race to be hers, and would none of it descend to the namesake who so closely resembled her?
"If she could only come back and be of some use again!" sighed Lindsay. "She ought to know every secret of this house." "I wish we could make her speak and tell us,"... said Cicely.
At that moment a distant door banged, and a great gust of wind blew along the gallery. Cicely started violently.
"Lindsay, did you see?" she exclaimed. "The picture moved in its frame!" "Nonsense! How could it?" said Lindsay, who had been looking the other way.
"I tell you it did!" "You must have imagined it." It certainly seemed rather improbable. The portraits were all firmly fixed in the panelled walls, and no breath of air could be expected to penetrate behind them.
"It's almost as if she were alive," continued Cicely, "and just when we were wishing she could talk!
What to read after The Manor House School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brazil Angela to read onlineMoreLess
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