Home At the Haven a Tale
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It happened one day when Captain Osborne was out, that Lucy was sent by her mother to fetch a letter which lay on the table in his room, and which they knew he particularly wished to be sent to the post, so that Lucy had no hesitation in going there by herself to fetch it. She had found the letter and was leaving the room with it, when she felt something pull at her elbow, and looking round she found that one of her uncle's fish-hooks had caught in her sleeve. It had a long piece of twine faste...ned to it, and this twine had brought with it other pieces of horsehair and catgut, and all sorts of bristles, and feathers, and artificial flies, had been scattered over the floor. Lucy was at first in terrible alarm about the mischief she had done, but, extri- cating the hook from her sleeve, she picked up the rest of the tackle, and put it back on the table, fear- ing to make matters worse by attempting to re-place them as they had been before. She was very vexed about it altogether, because it was the very first time she had ever been in that room alone, but it never occurred to her to try to prevent her uncle from knowing that it was she who had disturbed his things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It happened one day when Captain Osborne was out, that Lucy was sent by her mother to fetch a letter which lay on the table in his room, and which they knew he particularly wished to be sent to the post, so that Lucy had no hesitation in going there by herself to fetch it. She had found the letter and was leaving the room with it, when she felt something pull at her elbow, and looking round she found that one of her uncle's fish-hooks had caught in her sleeve. It had a long piece of twine faste...ned to it, and this twine had brought with it other pieces of horsehair and catgut, and all sorts of bristles, and feathers, and artificial flies, had been scattered over the floor. Lucy was at first in terrible alarm about the mischief she had done, but, extri- cating the hook from her sleeve, she picked up the rest of the tackle, and put it back on the table, fear- ing to make matters worse by attempting to re-place them as they had been before. She was very vexed about it altogether, because it was the very first time she had ever been in that room alone, but it never occurred to her to try to prevent her uncle from knowing that it was she who had disturbed his things.
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