Through a Needle's Eye 1
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LOOKING BACK.
JUSTIN retraced his path homeward slowly. The time had not come yet for confronting the dim questions of right and wrong which were beginning to awaken into life in his brain. At present he must con- centrate himself on the duty immediately before him, which he could not delay any longer; that of seeing his unwelcome brother, and giving him a reception as nearly approaching a welcome as could be.
The hall door stood open, as it alv\-ays did during the summer months, and he entered... his home un- noticed. The drawing-room door was open too, and he could see the group within whilst remaining unseen himself. Pansy had thrown off her hat and mantle, which were tossed carelessly aside on a chair, and was sitting beside her uncle, with her blue eyes fastened upon him as he spoke. Mrs. Herford was gazing Looking Back. 189 at liim with an unusual tenderness in her expression ; and Jenny Cunliffe was listening to the traveller's stories with rapt attention. These women were petting him, and spoiling him already.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOOKING BACK.
JUSTIN retraced his path homeward slowly. The time had not come yet for confronting the dim questions of right and wrong which were beginning to awaken into life in his brain. At present he must con- centrate himself on the duty immediately before him, which he could not delay any longer; that of seeing his unwelcome brother, and giving him a reception as nearly approaching a welcome as could be.
The hall door stood open, as it alv\-ays did during the summer months, and he entered... his home un- noticed. The drawing-room door was open too, and he could see the group within whilst remaining unseen himself. Pansy had thrown off her hat and mantle, which were tossed carelessly aside on a chair, and was sitting beside her uncle, with her blue eyes fastened upon him as he spoke. Mrs. Herford was gazing Looking Back. 189 at liim with an unusual tenderness in her expression ; and Jenny Cunliffe was listening to the traveller's stories with rapt attention. These women were petting him, and spoiling him already.
What to read after Through a Needle's Eye 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton Hesba to read onlineMoreLess
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