The Thirteen Travellers
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"A breath of air out- side. . . . " They went into the passage. People were walking up and down. They halted beside a swaying door. Mrs. Comstock stood there, her purple bosom heaving up and down. "No air. . . . Can't think why they don't . . . " Her fine eyes flashed. She had seen Mrs. Norris. Are not those things arranged by God? Mrs. Norris, whom she had not seen for so many months. Are not these things arranged by God? Lucy's friend was at her elbow. He was as she had known that he would be... ; kind-eyed, clumsy perhaps, his voice rough and hesi- LUCY MOON" 123 tating. . . . He was alone. He stood turned a little away from ter, and she, as though she had been prac- tising these ai'ts all her life, looked at the pea-green Mrs. I^orris, and the pearls that danced on her bony neck. The voices crept towards one another. 'No one would have known that Lucy's mouth moved at all.
'''Can't we get away somewhere ?" "I'm with my aunt. " "I must see you. " "Yes. " "I must. " "I'm with my " "I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A breath of air out- side. . . . " They went into the passage. People were walking up and down. They halted beside a swaying door. Mrs. Comstock stood there, her purple bosom heaving up and down. "No air. . . . Can't think why they don't . . . " Her fine eyes flashed. She had seen Mrs. Norris. Are not those things arranged by God? Mrs. Norris, whom she had not seen for so many months. Are not these things arranged by God? Lucy's friend was at her elbow. He was as she had known that he would be... ; kind-eyed, clumsy perhaps, his voice rough and hesi- LUCY MOON" 123 tating. . . . He was alone. He stood turned a little away from ter, and she, as though she had been prac- tising these ai'ts all her life, looked at the pea-green Mrs. I^orris, and the pearls that danced on her bony neck. The voices crept towards one another. 'No one would have known that Lucy's mouth moved at all.
'''Can't we get away somewhere ?" "I'm with my aunt. " "I must see you. " "Yes. " "I must. " "I'm with my " "I know.
What to read after The Thirteen Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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