By Berwen Banks
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it is September, " he thought, "and we must expect gales. " He dressed hurriedly though carefully, and was soon walking withspringy step across the beach, and up the valley to the old church. Hecast a nervous glance towards Dinas, wondering whether Valmai wouldremember her promise--fearing lest she might have oversleptherself--that Essec Powell or Shoni might have discovered herintentions and prevented their fulfilment; perhaps even she might beshut up in one of the rooms in that gaunt, grey ho...use! Nothing was toounreasonable or unlikely for his fears, and as he approached the churchhe was firmly convinced that something had happened to frustrate hishopes; nobody was in sight, the Berwen brawled on its way, the birdssang the ivy on the old church tower glistened in the sunshine, and thesea-gulls sailed overhead as usual.
It had been decided the night before that Gwynne Ellis should leave thehouse alone at his usual early hour, and that his friends should comeby the high road from Abersethin, and down by the river-path to thechurch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it is September, " he thought, "and we must expect gales. " He dressed hurriedly though carefully, and was soon walking withspringy step across the beach, and up the valley to the old church. Hecast a nervous glance towards Dinas, wondering whether Valmai wouldremember her promise--fearing lest she might have oversleptherself--that Essec Powell or Shoni might have discovered herintentions and prevented their fulfilment; perhaps even she might beshut up in one of the rooms in that gaunt, grey ho...use! Nothing was toounreasonable or unlikely for his fears, and as he approached the churchhe was firmly convinced that something had happened to frustrate hishopes; nobody was in sight, the Berwen brawled on its way, the birdssang the ivy on the old church tower glistened in the sunshine, and thesea-gulls sailed overhead as usual.
It had been decided the night before that Gwynne Ellis should leave thehouse alone at his usual early hour, and that his friends should comeby the high road from Abersethin, and down by the river-path to thechurch.
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