The Story of a Play; a Novel
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140 THE STOEY OF A PLAT. 141 The sweet fern in the open fields, and the brakes and blackberry-vines among the bowlders, were blighted with the cold wind ; even the sea-weed swaying at the foot of the rocks seemed to feel a sharper chill than that of the brine. A storm came, and strewed the beach with kelp, and blew over half the bath-houses ; and then the hardiest lingerer ceased to talk of stay- ing through October. There began to be rumors at the Maxwells' hotel that it would close before the... month was out ; some ladies pressed the landlord for the truth, and he confessed that he expected to shut the house by the 2 5th. This spread dismay ; but cer- tain of the boarders said they would go to the other hotels, which were to keep open till October. The dependent cottages had been mostly emptied before ; those who remained in them, if they did not go away, came into the hotel. The Maxwells themselves did this at last, for the sake of the warmth and the human companionship around the blazing hearth-fires in the parlors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
140 THE STOEY OF A PLAT. 141 The sweet fern in the open fields, and the brakes and blackberry-vines among the bowlders, were blighted with the cold wind ; even the sea-weed swaying at the foot of the rocks seemed to feel a sharper chill than that of the brine. A storm came, and strewed the beach with kelp, and blew over half the bath-houses ; and then the hardiest lingerer ceased to talk of stay- ing through October. There began to be rumors at the Maxwells' hotel that it would close before the... month was out ; some ladies pressed the landlord for the truth, and he confessed that he expected to shut the house by the 2 5th. This spread dismay ; but cer- tain of the boarders said they would go to the other hotels, which were to keep open till October. The dependent cottages had been mostly emptied before ; those who remained in them, if they did not go away, came into the hotel. The Maxwells themselves did this at last, for the sake of the warmth and the human companionship around the blazing hearth-fires in the parlors.
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