White Lilac; Or the Queen of the May
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" It was a dreadful pity, for Lilac could only beQueen once in her life, and it seemed to take away the best part of thepleasure for Mother not to be there. She had been looking forward to itfor so long. What could have kept her away? The Queen's eyes filledwith tears of disappointment, and through them the form of PeterGreenways seemed to loom unnaturally large, his face redder than everabove his blue neckcloth, his mouth and eyes wide open. Lilac checkedher tears and remembered her exalted po...sition. She must not cry now;but directly the crowning and the dance were over she resolved to searchfor her mother, and if she were not there to go home and see what hadprevented her coming.
This determination enabled her to bear her honours with becomingdignity, and to put aside her private anxiety for the time like otherroyal personages. She danced round the maypole with her court, and ledthe May-Day song as gaily as if her pleasure had been quite perfect. But it was not; for all the while she was wondering what could possiblyhave become of her mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was a dreadful pity, for Lilac could only beQueen once in her life, and it seemed to take away the best part of thepleasure for Mother not to be there. She had been looking forward to itfor so long. What could have kept her away? The Queen's eyes filledwith tears of disappointment, and through them the form of PeterGreenways seemed to loom unnaturally large, his face redder than everabove his blue neckcloth, his mouth and eyes wide open. Lilac checkedher tears and remembered her exalted po...sition. She must not cry now;but directly the crowning and the dance were over she resolved to searchfor her mother, and if she were not there to go home and see what hadprevented her coming.
This determination enabled her to bear her honours with becomingdignity, and to put aside her private anxiety for the time like otherroyal personages. She danced round the maypole with her court, and ledthe May-Day song as gaily as if her pleasure had been quite perfect. But it was not; for all the while she was wondering what could possiblyhave become of her mother.
What to read after White Lilac; Or the Queen of the May?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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