West Dene Manor
West Dene Manor
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Then it was that they discussed their plans, or talked of the friends in whom they had an interest. Often this was the only hour of the day that they had for quiet talk, for both led busy lives.
Both had sat silent for some minutes. The rector had a book in his hand, but he was not reading, he was watching his wife's calm, peace- ful face, as the lamp-light fell on it, bringing out that look of sweet serenity, born of inward happiness, which was its great charm.
*' Pleasant thoughts, eh, little... wife } " he asked, looking at her with an intense love beaming in his bright grey eyes.
" Yes, Alfred,'* she replied, with a loving smile, ** very pleasant. I was just wondering if many people were as happy as you and I," she went on.
The rector laughed. "Yes, we have pulled very well together, Mary — very well," he added, musingly.
There was another pause, then the rector broke the silence again.
**How fast the young folk are growing up, Mary. I can hardly believe it. It seems sometimes as if it were only yesterday that I Digitized by VjOOQIC 122 WEST DENE MANOR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it was that they discussed their plans, or talked of the friends in whom they had an interest. Often this was the only hour of the day that they had for quiet talk, for both led busy lives.
Both had sat silent for some minutes. The rector had a book in his hand, but he was not reading, he was watching his wife's calm, peace- ful face, as the lamp-light fell on it, bringing out that look of sweet serenity, born of inward happiness, which was its great charm.
*' Pleasant thoughts, eh, little... wife } " he asked, looking at her with an intense love beaming in his bright grey eyes.
" Yes, Alfred,'* she replied, with a loving smile, ** very pleasant. I was just wondering if many people were as happy as you and I," she went on.
The rector laughed. "Yes, we have pulled very well together, Mary — very well," he added, musingly.
There was another pause, then the rector broke the silence again.
**How fast the young folk are growing up, Mary. I can hardly believe it. It seems sometimes as if it were only yesterday that I Digitized by VjOOQIC 122 WEST DENE MANOR.
What to read after West Dene Manor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Allan Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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