The Second Latchkey 8 0
The Second Latchkey 8 0
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Buther heart did not soften. It was his fault that there was no longer anyhappiness or sweetness left in their lives.
"No, I haven't been to bed, " she returned. "But it doesn't matter. I amnot ill. Please let us not waste time in discussing me. There are otherthings. " "Yes, there are other things, " he agreed. "But we'll not begin to talk ofthem until you have got into bed and covered yourself up. You're as whiteas marble. " "I don't want----" she began; but he cut her short.
"What will Parke...r think if she finds your bed hasn't been slept in?" "Oh, very well!" Annesley assented, impatiently. "I must get used totricks!" "Perhaps not, " said Knight. "I've been thinking of ways and means. Haveyou? Because if there's anything you feel you would like to do, you'veonly to tell me. " "I haven't been able to think, " she confessed.
"Well, then, I'll tell you what I've thought. " Annesley had now crept into bed; and before she could protest Knight hadcarefully covered her with the down quilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Buther heart did not soften. It was his fault that there was no longer anyhappiness or sweetness left in their lives.
"No, I haven't been to bed, " she returned. "But it doesn't matter. I amnot ill. Please let us not waste time in discussing me. There are otherthings. " "Yes, there are other things, " he agreed. "But we'll not begin to talk ofthem until you have got into bed and covered yourself up. You're as whiteas marble. " "I don't want----" she began; but he cut her short.
"What will Parke...r think if she finds your bed hasn't been slept in?" "Oh, very well!" Annesley assented, impatiently. "I must get used totricks!" "Perhaps not, " said Knight. "I've been thinking of ways and means. Haveyou? Because if there's anything you feel you would like to do, you'veonly to tell me. " "I haven't been able to think, " she confessed.
"Well, then, I'll tell you what I've thought. " Annesley had now crept into bed; and before she could protest Knight hadcarefully covered her with the down quilt.
What to read after The Second Latchkey 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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