The New Senior At Andover
The New Senior At Andover
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He did not stir. At first he thought that the interruption was a dream-sound, for he saw nothing ; the steps had stopped. He was closing his eyes once more, when he distinctly heard the cracking of twigs. Pretty soon a gray figure grew into sight. It strolled with averted head looking for something on the ground. It was the slight figure of a young girl. John Strong hardly moved a muscle as the girl walked straight toward him into the sunny, open space. But still she held her face bent down. Sh...e was looking for wild flowers. John gave a start. It was Miss Elva Selfrich, the girl of whom he had hardly dared to think.
He had not spoken to her since the night of the Levee. He had only passed her now and then on the street, and had given her his best THE FIRST ANEMONE. 211 bow. Beyond this John was too honorable to intrude himself upon her, even in his thoughts. But now as he recognized her, a fear swept over him. He really wished that she might not see him, that he could not see her. A blush of embarrassment flushed his face, that, unknown to her, he should watch her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not stir. At first he thought that the interruption was a dream-sound, for he saw nothing ; the steps had stopped. He was closing his eyes once more, when he distinctly heard the cracking of twigs. Pretty soon a gray figure grew into sight. It strolled with averted head looking for something on the ground. It was the slight figure of a young girl. John Strong hardly moved a muscle as the girl walked straight toward him into the sunny, open space. But still she held her face bent down. Sh...e was looking for wild flowers. John gave a start. It was Miss Elva Selfrich, the girl of whom he had hardly dared to think.
He had not spoken to her since the night of the Levee. He had only passed her now and then on the street, and had given her his best THE FIRST ANEMONE. 211 bow. Beyond this John was too honorable to intrude himself upon her, even in his thoughts. But now as he recognized her, a fear swept over him. He really wished that she might not see him, that he could not see her. A blush of embarrassment flushed his face, that, unknown to her, he should watch her.
What to read after The New Senior At Andover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Dickinson Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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