Whiteladies 1
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It chilled Reine somehow in the midst of her joy, to see how naturally his eyes turned to the sky.
" Never mind the clouds, Bertie dear," she said hastily, "look down the valley, how beautiful it is; or let Fran- c,ois turn the chair round, and then you can see the mountains." 184 WHITELADIES.
"Must I give up the sky then as if I had nothing more to do with it?" said Herbert with a boyish, pleasant laugh. Even this speech made Reine tremble ; for might not God perhaps think that they were takin...g Him too quickly at his word and making too sure ?
" The great thing," she said, eluding the question, " is to be near the pines ; everybody says the pines are so good. Let them breathe upon you, Bertie, and make you strong." " At their pleasure," said Herbert smiling and turning his pale head towards the strong trees, murmuring with odorous breath overhead. The sunshine glowed and burned upon their great red trunks, and the dark foliage which stood close and gave forth no reflection. The bees filled the air with a continuous hum, which seemed the very voice of the warm afternoon, of the sunshine which brought forth every flimsy insect and grateful flower among the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It chilled Reine somehow in the midst of her joy, to see how naturally his eyes turned to the sky.
" Never mind the clouds, Bertie dear," she said hastily, "look down the valley, how beautiful it is; or let Fran- c,ois turn the chair round, and then you can see the mountains." 184 WHITELADIES.
"Must I give up the sky then as if I had nothing more to do with it?" said Herbert with a boyish, pleasant laugh. Even this speech made Reine tremble ; for might not God perhaps think that they were takin...g Him too quickly at his word and making too sure ?
" The great thing," she said, eluding the question, " is to be near the pines ; everybody says the pines are so good. Let them breathe upon you, Bertie, and make you strong." " At their pleasure," said Herbert smiling and turning his pale head towards the strong trees, murmuring with odorous breath overhead. The sunshine glowed and burned upon their great red trunks, and the dark foliage which stood close and gave forth no reflection. The bees filled the air with a continuous hum, which seemed the very voice of the warm afternoon, of the sunshine which brought forth every flimsy insect and grateful flower among the grass.
What to read after Whiteladies 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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