Eleanor
Eleanor
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I was never sent to school, and I gotthe better of most of my tutors. Alice was unmanageable too, and we spentmost of our time rambling and reading as we pleased. Both of us dreamedawake half our time. I had shooting and fishing to take me out of myself;but Alice, after my mother's death, lived with her own fancies and gotless like other people every day. There was a sort of garden house in thepark, --a lonely, overgrown kind of place. We put our books there, and usedpractically to live there f...or weeks together. That was just after I cameinto the place, before I went abroad. Alice was sixteen. I can see her nowsitting in the doorway of the little house, hour after hour, staring intothe woods like a somnambulist, one arm behind her head. One day I saidto her: "Alice, what are you thinking of?" "Myself!" she said. So then Ilaughed at her, and teased her. And she answered quite quietly, "I know itis a pity--but I can't help it. " Lucy's eyes were wide with wonder. 'But you ought to have given hersomething to do--or to learn: couldn't she have gone to school, or foundsome friends?' 'Oh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was never sent to school, and I gotthe better of most of my tutors. Alice was unmanageable too, and we spentmost of our time rambling and reading as we pleased. Both of us dreamedawake half our time. I had shooting and fishing to take me out of myself;but Alice, after my mother's death, lived with her own fancies and gotless like other people every day. There was a sort of garden house in thepark, --a lonely, overgrown kind of place. We put our books there, and usedpractically to live there f...or weeks together. That was just after I cameinto the place, before I went abroad. Alice was sixteen. I can see her nowsitting in the doorway of the little house, hour after hour, staring intothe woods like a somnambulist, one arm behind her head. One day I saidto her: "Alice, what are you thinking of?" "Myself!" she said. So then Ilaughed at her, and teased her. And she answered quite quietly, "I know itis a pity--but I can't help it. " Lucy's eyes were wide with wonder. 'But you ought to have given hersomething to do--or to learn: couldn't she have gone to school, or foundsome friends?' 'Oh!
What to read after Eleanor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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