Corrie Who
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She was lowering her light, when she thought sud denly of the album. There might be no chance to get it in the morning, if her spy were still on guard ; she must get it now. But while Corrie debated un decidedly the stair creaked; she heard someone coming, and who that someone was, Corrie had n't 278 THE SOBBING ON THE STAIRS the slightest doubt. Out went the light, and into her bed popped the girl, and lay listening. " It 's me, my dear. Have you really and truly gone to bed? " A muffled voice... assured Miss Freedlark that such was the case. " Oh, I 'm so sorry ! I came up to have a nice little cosy chat with you. " The cosy chat, however, had to be deferred, just as Corrie had decided to defer all the other of Miss Freedlark's premeditated chats, cosy or otherwise. " Well, if you say so. But I think you 're real disappointing. " The footfalls departed; the stairs creaked once again; a silence fell on the upper regions of Mrs. Pinchin's home. Corrie felt too worn out to get up again and light the light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was lowering her light, when she thought sud denly of the album. There might be no chance to get it in the morning, if her spy were still on guard ; she must get it now. But while Corrie debated un decidedly the stair creaked; she heard someone coming, and who that someone was, Corrie had n't 278 THE SOBBING ON THE STAIRS the slightest doubt. Out went the light, and into her bed popped the girl, and lay listening. " It 's me, my dear. Have you really and truly gone to bed? " A muffled voice... assured Miss Freedlark that such was the case. " Oh, I 'm so sorry ! I came up to have a nice little cosy chat with you. " The cosy chat, however, had to be deferred, just as Corrie had decided to defer all the other of Miss Freedlark's premeditated chats, cosy or otherwise. " Well, if you say so. But I think you 're real disappointing. " The footfalls departed; the stairs creaked once again; a silence fell on the upper regions of Mrs. Pinchin's home. Corrie felt too worn out to get up again and light the light.
What to read after Corrie Who?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maximilian Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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