The Search for Basil Lyndhurst
The Search for Basil Lyndhurst
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You must do as you like about all that. Aunt Catherine. I am very happy here, and it will be hard to leave you and Eeggie; but if you think it best — )¥ell, of course it is for you to decide;' and then, as we heard footsteps moving overhead, we said no more on the subject.
CHAPTER XXI.
LA RUE D^EQLISE.
* We are ourselves Our heaven and our hell — tiie joy. the penalty, The yearning, the fruition. Earth is hell Or heaven.* ' The Epic of HadeiJ I had not made this suggestion about Jem without a g...reat deal of thought; but it seemed to me the only way of solving my difficulties with regard to Olga. Heggie had wasted away to a little skeleton, and it would be weeks before he regained strength. During that time I should be responsible for him, and as most of the nursing would still devolve on me, Olga would be left a good deal alone. Once or twice the thought had crossed my mind that one of the sisters from the hospital might be induced to take charge of Reggie ; but when it came to the point I felt reluctant to give him up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must do as you like about all that. Aunt Catherine. I am very happy here, and it will be hard to leave you and Eeggie; but if you think it best — )¥ell, of course it is for you to decide;' and then, as we heard footsteps moving overhead, we said no more on the subject.
CHAPTER XXI.
LA RUE D^EQLISE.
* We are ourselves Our heaven and our hell — tiie joy. the penalty, The yearning, the fruition. Earth is hell Or heaven.* ' The Epic of HadeiJ I had not made this suggestion about Jem without a g...reat deal of thought; but it seemed to me the only way of solving my difficulties with regard to Olga. Heggie had wasted away to a little skeleton, and it would be weeks before he regained strength. During that time I should be responsible for him, and as most of the nursing would still devolve on me, Olga would be left a good deal alone. Once or twice the thought had crossed my mind that one of the sisters from the hospital might be induced to take charge of Reggie ; but when it came to the point I felt reluctant to give him up.
What to read after The Search for Basil Lyndhurst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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