The Queen's Twin And Other Stories
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Eound the next slope of the hill they should see the old place.
The wheel-track stopped where you turned off to go to the Donahoe farm, but no old Mary was there to give friendly welcome. The old man got stiffly down from the side-car and limped past the gate with a sigh ; but Nora hurried ahead, cariying the big baby, not because he could n't walk, but because he Digitized by Google WHERE'S NORAt 113 could. The young son had inherited his mother's active disposition, and would run straight awa...y like a spider the minute his feet were set to the ground. Now and then, at the sight of a bird or a flower in the grass, he struggled to get down. " Whisht, now 1 " Nora would say ; " and are n't you going to see Granny indeed? Keep aisy now, darlin' ! " The old heart and the young heart were beating alike as these exiles followed the nar- row footpath round the shoulder of the great hill ; they could hear the lambs bleat and the tinkling of the sheep-bells that sweet May morning. From the lower hill- side came the sound of voices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eound the next slope of the hill they should see the old place.
The wheel-track stopped where you turned off to go to the Donahoe farm, but no old Mary was there to give friendly welcome. The old man got stiffly down from the side-car and limped past the gate with a sigh ; but Nora hurried ahead, cariying the big baby, not because he could n't walk, but because he Digitized by Google WHERE'S NORAt 113 could. The young son had inherited his mother's active disposition, and would run straight awa...y like a spider the minute his feet were set to the ground. Now and then, at the sight of a bird or a flower in the grass, he struggled to get down. " Whisht, now 1 " Nora would say ; " and are n't you going to see Granny indeed? Keep aisy now, darlin' ! " The old heart and the young heart were beating alike as these exiles followed the nar- row footpath round the shoulder of the great hill ; they could hear the lambs bleat and the tinkling of the sheep-bells that sweet May morning. From the lower hill- side came the sound of voices.
What to read after The Queen's Twin And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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