The Shadows
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1: The Shadows @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 16 IT FELT FUNNY, walking through the house with a person who hadn’t been there at all—not really—just a few minutes before. Olive glanced up at the young woman next to her, with her carefully combed brown hair and pearls and long gauzy skirts. She felt as though a princess in one of her fairy tale books had climbed out and was waiting to be shown around the house. Except, of course, that Annabelle knew her way around.
...At every doorway, at every picture and piece of furniture, Annabelle paused. “It is so good to move around this house again,” she said. “I have missed it so much. My house. My old home.”
My house, thought Olive, but she didn’t say this out loud. It was so good to have company, she didn’t want to start an argument.
In front of the painting of the forest path, Annabelle stood looking for so long, smiling and not saying anything, that Olive began to get anxious. Then Annabelle shook her head, as if she was clearing a thought away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1: The Shadows @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } 16 IT FELT FUNNY, walking through the house with a person who hadn’t been there at all—not really—just a few minutes before. Olive glanced up at the young woman next to her, with her carefully combed brown hair and pearls and long gauzy skirts. She felt as though a princess in one of her fairy tale books had climbed out and was waiting to be shown around the house. Except, of course, that Annabelle knew her way around.
...At every doorway, at every picture and piece of furniture, Annabelle paused. “It is so good to move around this house again,” she said. “I have missed it so much. My house. My old home.”
My house, thought Olive, but she didn’t say this out loud. It was so good to have company, she didn’t want to start an argument.
In front of the painting of the forest path, Annabelle stood looking for so long, smiling and not saying anything, that Olive began to get anxious. Then Annabelle shook her head, as if she was clearing a thought away.
What to read after The Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West, Jacqueline to read onlineMoreLess
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