Babe (1980)
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Lastly she looked to the culprits, who did not realize till they looked guiltily at each other what an appearance they presented. Clivedon’s hair was tousled from having run his fingers through it, and his cravate hung loose, jerked out of its knot an hour ago for greater comfort. Barbara was equally disheveled, her gown dusty from the walk and her hair mussed, with a few fine strands pulled loose to fall around her ears.
Lady Dailey’s silence was of the ominous sort. She was rehearsing what she... would say as soon as she got back to town.
“There was an accident!” Clivedon said, in a choked voice.
“That is why I stopped,” Sir Edward replied.
“Good thing we did, too!” his spouse declared indignantly, finding speech at last.
Clivedon glared at her, and his shoulders straightened defiantly.
“I saw Lady Barbara’s phaeton being dragged into the wheeler’s down the road and heard she was here. I thought she might need a lift to town, but I see she is in no hurry to be rescued,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lastly she looked to the culprits, who did not realize till they looked guiltily at each other what an appearance they presented. Clivedon’s hair was tousled from having run his fingers through it, and his cravate hung loose, jerked out of its knot an hour ago for greater comfort. Barbara was equally disheveled, her gown dusty from the walk and her hair mussed, with a few fine strands pulled loose to fall around her ears.
Lady Dailey’s silence was of the ominous sort. She was rehearsing what she... would say as soon as she got back to town.
“There was an accident!” Clivedon said, in a choked voice.
“That is why I stopped,” Sir Edward replied.
“Good thing we did, too!” his spouse declared indignantly, finding speech at last.
Clivedon glared at her, and his shoulders straightened defiantly.
“I saw Lady Barbara’s phaeton being dragged into the wheeler’s down the road and heard she was here. I thought she might need a lift to town, but I see she is in no hurry to be rescued,”
What to read after Babe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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