The Upas Tree
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" Her nervousness increased, as the hour for the return of the carriagedrew near.
She wished she could be sure of having time to run up again to thenursery with final instructions to Nurse. Supposing baby woke, just asthe carriage arrived, and the first sound Ronnie heard was the hungrywailing of his little son!
Passing into the hall, she stood listening at the foot of the stairs.
All was quiet on the upper landing.
She returned to the sitting-room, and rang the bell.
"Simpkins, " she said to h...er butler, "listen for the carriage and be atthe door when it draws up. It may arrive at any moment now. Tell Mr. West I am in here. " She sat down, determined to wait calmly; took up the paper and tried toread an article on foreign policy. It was then she discovered that herhands were trembling.
She laughed at herself, and felt better.
"Oh, what will Ronnie think of me! That I, of all people, shouldunexpectedly become nervous!" She walked over to the fireplace and saw reflected in the mirror overthe mantel-piece, a very lovely, but a very white, face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Her nervousness increased, as the hour for the return of the carriagedrew near.
She wished she could be sure of having time to run up again to thenursery with final instructions to Nurse. Supposing baby woke, just asthe carriage arrived, and the first sound Ronnie heard was the hungrywailing of his little son!
Passing into the hall, she stood listening at the foot of the stairs.
All was quiet on the upper landing.
She returned to the sitting-room, and rang the bell.
"Simpkins, " she said to h...er butler, "listen for the carriage and be atthe door when it draws up. It may arrive at any moment now. Tell Mr. West I am in here. " She sat down, determined to wait calmly; took up the paper and tried toread an article on foreign policy. It was then she discovered that herhands were trembling.
She laughed at herself, and felt better.
"Oh, what will Ronnie think of me! That I, of all people, shouldunexpectedly become nervous!" She walked over to the fireplace and saw reflected in the mirror overthe mantel-piece, a very lovely, but a very white, face.
What to read after The Upas Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barclay Florence Louisa to read onlineMoreLess
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