The Underworld 8 3
The Underworld 8 3
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It seemed so glad of thecompanionship and reached nearer as Robert put out his other hand tostroke sympathetically the nose of the other horse, as he also drewnear.
"Puir Rosy, " he said. "Was you feart for the wind and the rain? Poorlass! It's an awfu' nicht to be oot in!" and they rubbed themselvesagainst him and whinnied with a low pleased gurgle, grateful for hiskindness and company as he patted and stroked the soft velvet skins, andthey rubbed themselves against him as if each were jealous... lest hisattentions be not equally divided.
He stood for a short time, thus fondling and patting them, then keepingto the dyke, he made his way along it and he thus came out right at theend of the village, and knowing his way now with confidence, he was soonat the door of his home. Cautiously opening it, afraid he would awakenthe inmates, whom he concluded must all be asleep, he slipped inquietly, bolting the door behind him, and reached the fire.
"Dear me, Rob, " said his mother. "Where in the name o' goodness hae youbeen the nicht!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed so glad of thecompanionship and reached nearer as Robert put out his other hand tostroke sympathetically the nose of the other horse, as he also drewnear.
"Puir Rosy, " he said. "Was you feart for the wind and the rain? Poorlass! It's an awfu' nicht to be oot in!" and they rubbed themselvesagainst him and whinnied with a low pleased gurgle, grateful for hiskindness and company as he patted and stroked the soft velvet skins, andthey rubbed themselves against him as if each were jealous... lest hisattentions be not equally divided.
He stood for a short time, thus fondling and patting them, then keepingto the dyke, he made his way along it and he thus came out right at theend of the village, and knowing his way now with confidence, he was soonat the door of his home. Cautiously opening it, afraid he would awakenthe inmates, whom he concluded must all be asleep, he slipped inquietly, bolting the door behind him, and reached the fire.
"Dear me, Rob, " said his mother. "Where in the name o' goodness hae youbeen the nicht!
What to read after The Underworld 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Welsh James C. to read onlineMoreLess
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