The Tapestry Room
The Tapestry Room
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Jeanne shrugged her shoulders. She was not over and above sure of Dudueven now.
The boat moved along for some time; the pass between the hills was darkand gloomy, and though the water got wider, as Jeanne had seen, it wouldnot for some distance have been possible for the children to row. Aftera time it suddenly grew much lighter; they came out from the narrow passand found themselves but a few yards from a sheet of still water withtrees all round it--a sort of mountain lake it seemed, silent an...dsolitary, and reflecting back from its calm bosom the soft, silvery, even radiance which since they came out from the door on the hillsidehad been the children's only light.
And in the middle of this lake lay a little island--a perfect nest oftrees, whose long drooping branches hung down into the water.
"Oh, do let us row on to the island, " said Jeanne eagerly, for by thistime the frogs had drawn them to the edge of the lake; there could nolonger be any difficulty in rowing for themselves.
"First, any way, we must thank the frogs, " said Hugh, standing up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeanne shrugged her shoulders. She was not over and above sure of Dudueven now.
The boat moved along for some time; the pass between the hills was darkand gloomy, and though the water got wider, as Jeanne had seen, it wouldnot for some distance have been possible for the children to row. Aftera time it suddenly grew much lighter; they came out from the narrow passand found themselves but a few yards from a sheet of still water withtrees all round it--a sort of mountain lake it seemed, silent an...dsolitary, and reflecting back from its calm bosom the soft, silvery, even radiance which since they came out from the door on the hillsidehad been the children's only light.
And in the middle of this lake lay a little island--a perfect nest oftrees, whose long drooping branches hung down into the water.
"Oh, do let us row on to the island, " said Jeanne eagerly, for by thistime the frogs had drawn them to the edge of the lake; there could nolonger be any difficulty in rowing for themselves.
"First, any way, we must thank the frogs, " said Hugh, standing up.
What to read after The Tapestry Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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