Almost a Heroine
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I was ready to break out laughing, but Horatia looked distressed, dull, worried, — one link, and not the first, with Arnold Major. So I put my finger on my lip, tiptoed down stairs, (my tread is light, if my heart is heavy, ) and soon reached the street door, where a man-servant, cosily asleep in a straight-backed, mediasval, walnut-wood chair, started up, and, in undrawing the bolts as softly as if they were oiled, bowed half way to mother earth. I read in that quietude, that homage, two facts... : Miss Standish was a woman whose dependants honored her as well as served, and Mrs. Le Kyteler was an orthodox bugbear of those identical menials. Further : about two doors down, or up, Wilton Crescent, stood in the road a brougham — item, driver asleep — as his brother of the uncomfortable hall-chair had been. For the latter went up before me to the said equipage, touched driver as quietly as though Mrs. Le Kyteler could hear, and whispered I know not what ! Al- beit driver roused, without descent from his box, and chair- man opened for me the brougham door, — what a delicious air- stuffed seat and back !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was ready to break out laughing, but Horatia looked distressed, dull, worried, — one link, and not the first, with Arnold Major. So I put my finger on my lip, tiptoed down stairs, (my tread is light, if my heart is heavy, ) and soon reached the street door, where a man-servant, cosily asleep in a straight-backed, mediasval, walnut-wood chair, started up, and, in undrawing the bolts as softly as if they were oiled, bowed half way to mother earth. I read in that quietude, that homage, two facts... : Miss Standish was a woman whose dependants honored her as well as served, and Mrs. Le Kyteler was an orthodox bugbear of those identical menials. Further : about two doors down, or up, Wilton Crescent, stood in the road a brougham — item, driver asleep — as his brother of the uncomfortable hall-chair had been. For the latter went up before me to the said equipage, touched driver as quietly as though Mrs. Le Kyteler could hear, and whispered I know not what ! Al- beit driver roused, without descent from his box, and chair- man opened for me the brougham door, — what a delicious air- stuffed seat and back !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sara Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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