The Privet Hedge
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Shall we go in and have a bit of supper? Then I will see Mrs. Bradford and Miss Ethel home. " But as they walked away, he could not refrain from casting a backwardglance at the decent woman struggling with her unruly air-balloons, anda sense of disappointed _joie de vivre_ came over him once more. "Iwish to goodness the whole bag o' tricks would blow away into the sea, "he said. "I'd willingly pay the piper. I'm sick to death of seeingthe things bob up and down in the wind. " "Are you?" said Mi...ss Ethel in her sharp way. "Then why don't you buythem all up and send them to the children at the Convalescent Home thatLaura is so interested in?" "Now that's an idea, " said Mr. Graham at once. For the feeling that itwas his duty to give to a charitable institution when he could, hadbeen handed down to him--it was a part of life, no less natural thanhaving his hair cut or going to the dentist's. Out in the new, changedworld this instinctive generosity might already be takingflight--scared away, as the fairies had been by steam traffic--but inThorhaven it still remained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall we go in and have a bit of supper? Then I will see Mrs. Bradford and Miss Ethel home. " But as they walked away, he could not refrain from casting a backwardglance at the decent woman struggling with her unruly air-balloons, anda sense of disappointed _joie de vivre_ came over him once more. "Iwish to goodness the whole bag o' tricks would blow away into the sea, "he said. "I'd willingly pay the piper. I'm sick to death of seeingthe things bob up and down in the wind. " "Are you?" said Mi...ss Ethel in her sharp way. "Then why don't you buythem all up and send them to the children at the Convalescent Home thatLaura is so interested in?" "Now that's an idea, " said Mr. Graham at once. For the feeling that itwas his duty to give to a charitable institution when he could, hadbeen handed down to him--it was a part of life, no less natural thanhaving his hair cut or going to the dentist's. Out in the new, changedworld this instinctive generosity might already be takingflight--scared away, as the fairies had been by steam traffic--but inThorhaven it still remained.
What to read after The Privet Hedge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buckrose J. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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