The White People
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I had so loved that quiet baring of his head! Allat once I knew I should not be afraid of him. He would understand that Icould not help being shy, that it was only my nature, and that if I saidthings awkwardly my meanings were better than my words. Perhaps Ishould be able to tell him something of what his books had been to me. I glanced through the flowers again--and he was looking at me! I couldscarcely believe it for a second. But he was. His eyes--his wonderfuleyes--met mine. I could not exp...lain why they were wonderful. I thinkit was the clearness and understanding in them, and a sort of greatinterestedness. People sometimes look at me from curiosity, but they donot look because they are really interested.
I could scarcely look away, though I knew I must not be guilty ofstaring. A footman was presenting a dish at my side. I took somethingfrom it without knowing what it was. Lord Armour began to talk kindly. He was saying beautiful, admiring things of Mr. MacNairn and his work. I listened gratefully, and said a few words myself now and then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had so loved that quiet baring of his head! Allat once I knew I should not be afraid of him. He would understand that Icould not help being shy, that it was only my nature, and that if I saidthings awkwardly my meanings were better than my words. Perhaps Ishould be able to tell him something of what his books had been to me. I glanced through the flowers again--and he was looking at me! I couldscarcely believe it for a second. But he was. His eyes--his wonderfuleyes--met mine. I could not exp...lain why they were wonderful. I thinkit was the clearness and understanding in them, and a sort of greatinterestedness. People sometimes look at me from curiosity, but they donot look because they are really interested.
I could scarcely look away, though I knew I must not be guilty ofstaring. A footman was presenting a dish at my side. I took somethingfrom it without knowing what it was. Lord Armour began to talk kindly. He was saying beautiful, admiring things of Mr. MacNairn and his work. I listened gratefully, and said a few words myself now and then.
What to read after The White People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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