A Night of Gaiety
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she asked, and there were tears in her eyes.The Countess smiled.“Most women like a good weep at the end of a story.” “I am sure that isn’t true,” Davita replied. “I want everyone to live happily ever after.”“I know you do, dear,” the Countess said, and her voice was soft. “Perhaps one day you will find happiness.”“I hope so,” Davita answered. “Papa and Mama were very happy until she died.”There was a little tremor in her voice because it was always hard for her to speak of her mother, and to thi...nk of what had happened when Katie had left her father always upset her.She did not realise that her eyes were very expressive, and the Countess said quickly:“Anyway, you have made me happy.”“Have I really?” Davita asked.“Very happy,” the Countess replied. “I feel sometimes that you are the daughter I never had.”Davita gave a little cry of delight.“You could not say anything which would please me more, because I feel that you are like the Grandmother I never knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she asked, and there were tears in her eyes.The Countess smiled.“Most women like a good weep at the end of a story.” “I am sure that isn’t true,” Davita replied. “I want everyone to live happily ever after.”“I know you do, dear,” the Countess said, and her voice was soft. “Perhaps one day you will find happiness.”“I hope so,” Davita answered. “Papa and Mama were very happy until she died.”There was a little tremor in her voice because it was always hard for her to speak of her mother, and to thi...nk of what had happened when Katie had left her father always upset her.She did not realise that her eyes were very expressive, and the Countess said quickly:“Anyway, you have made me happy.”“Have I really?” Davita asked.“Very happy,” the Countess replied. “I feel sometimes that you are the daughter I never had.”Davita gave a little cry of delight.“You could not say anything which would please me more, because I feel that you are like the Grandmother I never knew.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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